Delhi High Court Slaps Rs 50,000 Fine, Says Court Process Cannot Be Misused by Blackmailers

The Delhi High Court held that its process cannot be used for blackmail or extortion in unauthorised construction cases, fining a petitioner Rs 50,000. Justice Mini Pushkarna warned against NGOs and individuals filing petitions with dishonest motives.

Supreme Court Dissolves Marriage: “Ego Should Vanish, Now Look After the Child,” Says Supreme Court

The Supreme Court dissolved a couple’s marriage by mutual consent, urging them to shed egos and focus on their daughter’s well-being. The husband will pay Rs 50,000 monthly for the child’s upkeep.

Punjab & Haryana HC Retired Judges, Spouses to Get Rs 45,000–Rs 50,000 Monthly for Domestic Help, Driver & More

Haryana has introduced new rules providing Rs 45,000–Rs 50,000 monthly for retired Chief Justices and Judges, and their spouses, for domestic help and drivers. An additional Rs 15,000 covers communication and security services. Benefits are available only if similar services aren’t received from other roles, enhancing existing post-retirement allowances.

Elgar Parishad Case: NIA Court Grants Interim Bail to Accused Mahesh Raut for Law Exams

Mahesh Raut, arrested in 2018 for alleged links to the Elgar Parishad case, has been granted interim bail by a special NIA court from April 20 to May 16 to take his law exams. He must meet specific conditions, including a Rs 50,000 bond, and surrender after his exams.

RG Kar Rape-Murder Case: Judge Says “Not Rarest of Rare,” Life Imprisonment Given To Sanjay Roy; Says Advocate Rehman

Kolkata: January 20: Amid controversy over the death penalty in the RG Kar medical rape-murder case, Advocate Rehman said on Monday that the judge decided against awarding capital punishment, stating the case did not fall under the “rarest of rare” category.

[Mumbai Cyber Fraud] District Judge Of Maharashtra Scammed of Rs 50,000 Using High Court Judge’s WhatsApp DP

A District Judge in Maharashtra fell victim to a cyber fraud scheme, losing Rs 50,000 to scammers who impersonated a Bombay High Court Judge on WhatsApp. The fraudsters requested the transfer under false pretenses, leading the judge to realize the deception only when asked for more money. An investigation is underway to apprehend the perpetrators.