‘False, Frivolous, Vexatious’: Prithvi Shaw Slams Influencer Sapna Gill’s Plea as Image-Tarnishing Move

Indian cricketer Prithvi Shaw told a Mumbai court that Sapna Gill’s plea against him is “false, frivolous, vexatious” and filed to malign his image and gain publicity. Shaw claimed the complaint is a counterblast to the 2023 FIR against Gill following a pub brawl incident.

Mumbai Court Quashes Summons Against Cricketer Robin Uthappa in 2019 Cheque Bounce Case

A Mumbai sessions court has set aside the summons issued to former cricketer Robin Uthappa in a 2019 cheque bounce case, citing a mandatory inquiry under Section 202 CrPC was not conducted. The matter is now sent back to the trial court for fresh proceedings.

Deleting Savarkar speech video is Rahul Gandhi’s personal liberty, rules Pune Court

A Pune Magistrate dismissed Satyaki Savarkar’s plea seeking to stop Rahul Gandhi from deleting an alleged defamatory video. The court said, “The complainant has filed the CD of the alleged defamatory video. That can be relied upon by the Court during trial.”

Punjab & Haryana High Court Upheld Dismissal of Civil Judge for Misuse of Judicial Powers

The Punjab and Haryana High Court upheld the dismissal of Civil Judge Pradeep Synghal for serious misconduct, describing him as a “mere puppet” in criminal cases filed by acquaintances. He failed to follow legal procedures, misused his authority, intimidated staff, and the court found substantial evidence against him, rejecting his defense.

Supreme Court Quashes Defamation Case Against Times of India (ToI) Journalists

NEW DELHI: A defamation case against journalists of Times of India (ToI) and Economic Times (ET) has been quashed by the Supreme Court. Earlier, the Karnataka High Court dismissed the case against Bennett Coleman & Co. (the publisher of ToI). However, it refused to dismiss the case against individual journalists, leaving them to face legal proceedings.