Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Two Senior Doctors In ₹842 Crore DGHS Procurement Case

The Delhi High Court has held that “Pre-trial detention cannot be employed as a means of compelling an accused to produce documents which he is alleged to have made away with”, granting regular bail to former DGHS Director General Dr Vatsala Aggarwal and former CPA Head of Office Dr Vinod Kumar Ranga in the ₹842 […]

40% Commission Ads| Karnataka HC Stays BJP’s Defamation Case Against Congress, DK Shivakumar

Today, On 4th July, Karnataka High Court has stayed BJP’s defamation case against Congress and DK Shivakumar over ads calling the previous Basavaraj Bommai-led government a “40% commission sarkar,” accusing it of corruption in contracts and COVID-related supplies.

Karnataka Governor Refers Muslim Reservation Bill to President, Citing Supreme Court Judgment

Karnataka Governor Gehlot has referred the Muslim reservation bill to President Droupadi Murmu, citing constitutional concerns and a Supreme Court judgment. The bill proposed 4% reservation for Muslims in government contracts. Gehlot emphasized religion-based reservations contradict the Constitution and could undermine its principles, particularly with ongoing Supreme Court scrutiny.