Delhi High Court: “DNA Report Alone Proves Only Paternity, Not Absence of Consent in Rape Cases”

The Delhi High Court ruled that a DNA test can confirm paternity but not prove rape without clear evidence of non-consent. A man’s rape conviction was overturned as the relationship was possibly consensual.

Calcutta High Court Directs IPS Murlidhar Sharma to Report on Torture Allegations in All-Women Police Station

Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed Murlidhar Sharma, Inspector General of Police (Training) of the state police academy, to submit a report regarding allegations of physical torture made by Leftist student leader Sucharita Das. The alleged incident took place at an all-women police station in Paschim Medinipur district.

RG Kar Rape-Murder Row | ‘No Rape In Kolkata Hospital?’: CFSL Report Makes SHOCKING Revelations

The CFSL report in the Kolkata RG Kar case has revealed that the seminar room, where the body of a junior doctor was found on August 9, 2023, may not be the actual crime scene, as no evidence of scuffle, assault, or a crime was found there. This contradicts initial reports suggesting she was raped and murdered in the room, raising questions about the investigations by the Kolkata Police and later the CBI. The case, involving accused civic volunteer Sanjay Roy, also saw the resignation of hospital principal Ghosh amidst allegations of delays and financial irregularities, leaving critical aspects of the incident unresolved.

[Sambhal Mosque Survey] “Final Report Prepared, Seeking More 15 Days Due to Ill Health”: Court Commissioner

Today, On 9th December, the advocate commissioner Ramesh Singh Raghav requested a 15-day extension to finalize the survey report of the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal due to health issues. The report was expected earlier amid legal and public scrutiny following violence linked to the dispute over the mosque’s historical claims.

“VIP Darshan” to Malayalam Actor Dileep In Sabarimala: Kerala HC Slams Police, Travancore Devaswom Board

The Kerala High Court criticized the Travancore Devaswom Board and state police for granting VIP treatment to actor Dileep during his visit to Sabarimala, questioning the privileges he received at the expense of other devotees. The court directed measures for equitable access to darshan for all, especially vulnerable individuals, during the festival.

‘The State Police Have Failed, Cannot Handle Investigation’: Calcutta High Court Demands Report From Police on Vandalism On Durga Puja Pandals

The Calcutta High Court, led by Justice Hiranmoy Bhattacharya, ordered the Police Superintendent to compile a report on incidents of vandalism during Durga Puja, following a plea for an independent investigation. The court emphasized the need for transparency and directed that the report be submitted by November 14.

[Malayalam Actress Rape Case] “Why it took 8 yrs to file complaint?”: SC Extends Interim Anticipatory Bail Of Actor Siddique

The Supreme Court Today (Oct 22) asked why it took 8 years for the rape survivor to lodge complaint against Malayalam cine actor Siddique. A Bench of Justices Bela M Trivedi and Satish Chandra Sharma made the observation while hearing the anticipatory bail plea filed by Siddique. The Bench was hearing a plea by Siddique against an order passed by the Kerala High Court on September 24 rejecting bail to him.

“No Individual including Content Creators Can Upload Videos of Court Proceedings”: Karnataka HC After Row Of Judge’s Controversial Comments

A petition by the Advocates’ Association led the Karnataka High Court to rule against private individuals uploading videos of court proceedings. This decision came after controversial remarks by Justice V. Srishananda went viral. The Supreme Court intervened, requesting a report on the matter. Justice Srishananda later apologized for his comments.

“Provide a Comprehensive Report on the Functioning of Cow Shelters Across the State”: HC Directed UP Govt

The Allahabad High Court sought a detailed reply from the Uttar Pradesh government on Friday (Sept 13) on the arrangements at the cow shelters in the state. Court asked the director of the animal husbandry department to be present in the court during the next hearing through video-conferencing. The next hearing of the case will be on September 25.

[BREAKING] “HC Chief Justice Made an Error by Making a Unilateral Decision”: SC Grants Relief to Two District Judges Superseded by HP HC Collegium

The Supreme Court today granted relief to two Himachal Pradesh district judges, directing the High Court collegium to reconsider their promotion, citing disregarded merit and seniority. The Court criticized the unilateral decision-making process and instructed the collegium to adhere to established legal standards. This decision aligns with previous resolutions and requests from the Supreme Court collegium and the Law Minister.