The Chhattisgarh High Court dismissed a plea by ElasticRun employees seeking to cancel an FIR after a knife they delivered via Flipkart was later used in a murder. The court said the case requires full investigation into knowledge, negligence, and IT Act safe harbour claims.
The Supreme Court granted bail to an accused in a cryptocurrency scam, imposing a condition to deposit Rs.35 lakh. The court emphasized that the bail would be subject to compliance with this financial requirement. The case involves allegations of fraudulent crypto transactions and investor deception. The ruling highlights the judiciary’s approach to balancing legal proceedings with financial safeguards.
Chanakya National Law University (CNLU) introduced a menstrual leave policy alongside initiatives allowing students to complete their courses at their own pace. Approved during an Executive Council meeting on December 17, the move aims to promote inclusivity and prioritize student well-being. These steps highlights the university’s dedication to supporting its diverse student body.
The Chief Justice of Chhattisgarh High Court, Ramesh Sinha, emphasized the importance of high-quality legal aid for marginalized communities. This was articulated at the inauguration of a training program for legal aid defense counsels, aimed at equipping them with the skills to effectively represent indigent clients and uphold fair trial principles.
A trial court in Raipur has approved the closure report in the case of disproportionate assets involving former principal secretary Aman Singh and his wife Yasmin. The ruling signifies a significant development, clearing the couple of all charges. The case, dating back to the previous Congress government, has been dismissed due to lack of evidence.
The Supreme Court of India issues directives to district magistrates and police superintendents in Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh to monitor upcoming rallies by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and BJP MLA T Raja Singh. This follows concerns about potential hate speech. While declining to cancel the rallies, the court emphasizes vigilance and the installation of CCTV cameras at rally venues.
