Today(on 22nd April), The Supreme Court expressed concern over Ashish Mishra, the prime accused in the Lakhimpur Kheri case, allegedly violating his bail conditions by attending events in Uttar Pradesh. Mishra, son of a Union Minister, had been granted bail on the condition of only visiting for trial. The court also criticized the lack of cooperation in trial proceedings.
The Madras High Court allowed BJP President J P Nadda’s rally in Tamil Nadu, stating that mere traffic disruptions not sufficient grounds for denial. The political rallies aimed to campaign for the upcoming Lok Sabha Election. The court instructed approval of an alternative route with police protection, ultimately granting the petition.
Today,11th April, K Kavitha, a BRS leader, approached Rouse Avenue Court requesting documentation of her arrest by the CBI in the Delhi Excise Policy case. The duty judge postponed the review to the next day due to a lack of case records. The court ordered the application to be presented before the relevant special court on April 12 at 10 am for further review.
The Delhi High Court stressed the urgency of expediting legal processes for rape victims, citing detrimental effects on their well-being and the fair administration of justice. They emphasized the need to balance the rights of the victims and the accused, imposing costs as a deterrent against delays for prompt and impartial justice.
