Supreme Court Stays Karnataka HC’s De Novo SIT Probe Into Alleged KPSC Recruitment Scam

The Supreme Court has stayed the Karnataka High Court’s directions constituting an SIT and ordering a fresh investigation into alleged irregularities in KPSC’s Veterinary Officer recruitment, on the State’s appeal, and asked the State to give its objections to the SIT members in a sealed cover by October 12.

Robert Vadra Land Deal Case: ED Says Investigation Into DLF’s Role in Shikohpur Transaction Continues

The Enforcement Directorate informed a Delhi court that its money laundering investigation into the Shikohpur land deal is continuing, particularly regarding DLF’s role. The case under the PMLA names businessman Robert Vadra and others over the Manesar-Shikohpur land transactions in Haryana.

Don’t Want to Publicise the Investigation: Bombay HC Orders Maharashtra Govt to Keep Justice Gautam Patel Threat Probe Reports Confidential

The Bombay High Court directed the Centre and Maharashtra government to keep investigation reports on threats and an alleged attack against retired Justice Gautam Patel confidential. The Court ordered sealed preservation of reports, noting the matter relates to threats allegedly linked to a judicial verdict.

Matrimonial Litigations Must Not Degenerate Into Contests of Mutual Humiliation: Delhi HC Warns Against Weaponising Private Images

The Delhi High Court warned that spouses cannot use intimate photographs to shame each other, stressing that privacy and dignity must remain protected and matrimonial disputes should never become contests of mutual humiliation through private material.

‘What’s So Special? Not Everything Should Be Public’: Delhi High Court Allows Priya Kapur to File Sunjay Kapur’s Assets in Sealed Cover

Delhi High Court permits Priya Sachdev Kapur to submit details of Sunjay Kapur’s estate in a sealed cover, maintaining confidentiality. Copies of the will will be shared with family, while the original stays with the court.

Revocation of Security Clearance| Turkish Firm Celebi’s Plea Dismissed by Delhi High Court

Today, On 7th July, The Delhi High Court has dismissed Turkish company Çelebi’s petition challenging the revocation of its security clearance. The clearance was withdrawn after Turkey’s controversial remarks during India’s Operation Sindoor drew sharp criticism.

Delhi High Court Reserves Verdict on Celebi’s Plea Against Revocation of Security Clearance Over National Security Concerns

NEW DELHI: 23rd May: The Delhi High Court has reserved its judgment on a case filed by Turkish company Celebi Airport Services India Pvt Ltd, which challenged the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security’s (BCAS) decision to cancel its security clearance. The clearance was withdrawn citing “national security” reasons. The matter was heard by Justice Sachin Datta, who reserved the order after listening to detailed arguments from both sides on Friday. The next hearing is scheduled for May 24, according to a report by Reuters.

ED Tells Madras High Court: TASMAC and Tamil Nadu Government Making False Harassment Claims Over March Raids

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) refuted claims of harassment during its March raids on TASMAC, asserting the process was conducted properly with TASMAC staff’s cooperation. The Madras High Court heard arguments, with the case stemming from alleged money laundering linked to FIRs dating back to 2017. Further hearings are scheduled for Monday.

Centre to Submit Forensic Report in Supreme Court on Leaked Audio Alleging Former Manipur CM’s Role in Ethnic Violence

The central government informed the Supreme Court it has a forensic report on leaked audio clips allegedly involving former Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh in ethnic violence. The court is set to receive this report soon, while a petition demands a court-monitored investigation into Singh’s involvement in the unrest.