A Mohali court has dismissed Shiromani Akali Dal leader Bikram Singh Majithia’s bail plea in the disproportionate assets case linked to laundering of Rs 540 crore “drug money.” Prosecutor Ferry Sofat said the plea was rejected due to the ongoing probe and serious nature of offences.
Former minister Bikram Majithia has requested a solitary barrack citing security threats. The Mohali court has sought a response from the Punjab government.
Bikram Singh Majithia, leader of the Shiromani Akali Dal, challenges his arrest in a disproportionate assets case, claiming it is politically motivated. The Punjab and Haryana High Court has deferred the hearing to July 29, allowing Majithia’s lawyers time to amend their petition against alleged political witch-hunting and abuse of legal processes.
In the disproportionate assets case, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has asked the Advocate General to respond to Bikram Singh Majithia’s petition challenging his arrest and remand, but no interim relief was granted yet.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court will hear Bikram Majithia’s plea on July 4, contesting his arrest linked to a Rs 540 crore drug money case. He claims political vendetta, arguing his arrest violates legal procedures and lacks substantial evidence. Majithia seeks to quash the remand order and protect his rights.
Today, On 2nd July, A Mohali court extended the remand of SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia by four more days in the disproportionate assets case. He is accused of laundering Rs.540 crore of alleged “drug money,” says Punjab Vigilance Bureau.
Punjab Private Photo Row intensifies as AAP Minister Ravjot Singh hits back at SAD’s Bikram Majithia, asking, “Will you even enter the bedrooms of people?” while calling the act “ridiculous” and “total nonsense.”
Today, On 25th April, The Supreme Court rejected the Punjab Government’s plea challenging the bail granted to Shiromani Akali Dal leader Bikram Singh Majithia in a drugs case. It found no reason to interfere with the 2022 bail order and directed both sides not to make public statements.
Today(19th Sept), The Bombay High Court stressed that creative freedom cannot be limited by potential law and order concerns, criticizing the CBFC for delaying certification of Kangana Ranaut’s film “Emergency.” The court has mandated that the CBFC make a decision by September 25.
The Chandigarh district court has issued a notice to Kangana Ranaut over her film Emergency, which is accused of tarnishing the image of the Sikh community. Advocate Ravinder Singh Bassi filed the application, alleging the film misrepresents and falsely accuses Sikhs.
