Prajwal Revanna Bail Plea | “I Find It Strange !! No Progress in Trial”: Ex-MP’s Lawyer To Karnataka HC

Today, On 24th June, Suspended JD(S) MP Prajwal Revanna sought bail in a rape case before the Karnataka High Court. His lawyer argued, “I find it strange… no progress in trial,” citing 150 witnesses and prolonged delays in proceedings.

Prajwal Revanna To Karnataka HC: “My Right Under Article 21 Is Encroached, I Need Protection”

Today, On 16th June, During bail plea hearing in the Karnataka High Court, Prajwal Revanna said, “My right under Article 21 is encroached, I need protection,” urging the court to consider his prolonged custody and lack of trial progress.

Judo Player Alleges Sexual Harassment by Coach; Uttarakhand HC Sets Next Hearing for June 16

A 19-year-old judo player has filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) against her coach, Savita Gurung, accusing her of sexual harassment during training in Dehradun. The Uttarakhand High Court will hear the case on June 16, focusing on athlete safety and the credibility of the allegations presented by the player.

Supreme Court Seeks Haryana’s Reply on Woman Lawyer’s Allegations of Assault by Gurugram Police, Refuses to Stay Probe

The Court questioned her presence at the station and her demand for an independent probe, remarking: “You are just saying all this because you are a lawyer.” NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday issued a notice to the State of Haryana based on a petition filed by a woman lawyer. She has accused Gurugram […]

Supreme Court Slams ‘Attack on Democracy’, Cancels Bail in Bengal Post-Poll Violence Shocker

The Supreme Court of India cancelled the bail of four individuals accused of a violent post-poll attack in West Bengal, deeming it a serious threat to democracy. The court mandated their surrender, expedited the trial to six months, and ensured protection for the victim and witnesses amid claims of political revenge.

Delhi Court Closes POCSO Case Against BrijBhushan Sharan Singh, Cites Lack of Evidence

A Delhi court accepted the police closure report in the POCSO case against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, citing a lack of evidence and support from the minor’s statement. The case is officially closed after the girl retracted her allegations, indicating no grounds for further legal action.

Extra-Marital Affair Not a Violation of Service Rules: High Court Gives Relief to IPS Officer Accused of Sexually Harassing IIT Kanpur Student

The Allahabad High Court temporarily stayed the suspension of IPS officer Mohsin Khan, accused of sexually harassing an IIT Kanpur student. The court ruled that his alleged actions do not constitute gross misconduct under government rules. The state government must respond within four weeks, with the next hearing scheduled for July 28, 2025.

Karnataka HC Rejects Plea to Defer Prajwal Revanna Rape Trial: “Appointing New Lawyer Not Valid Ground for Delay”

Today, On 2nd May, Karnataka High Court has rejected a plea by Prajwal Revanna’s mother to delay his rape trial, stating the request to allow him time to appoint a new lawyer is not a valid ground for deferment.