Yesterday, On 3rd October, the Delhi High Court issued notices to X (formerly Twitter) and The New Indian for publishing a “contemptuous” legal notice that undermined the court’s dignity. The judge emphasized the necessity for their representatives to attend the next hearing on October 28, as the legal notice contained malicious allegations against the court.
Shashi Tharoor urged for a government-appointed commission to investigate the protests at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, where students are demanding the resignation of the Vice-Chancellor over sexist remarks and an intrusive inspection. He emphasized the need for an impartial inquiry to ensure students’ rights and a respectful academic atmosphere.
Today, On 12th July, AAP celebrates the Supreme Court’s interim bail for Delhi CM Kejriwal, expressing relief and support. Meanwhile, BJP criticizes the decision, stating interim bail does not imply innocence. The case regarding Kejriwal’s ED arrest is referred to a larger bench by the Supreme Court, with the verdict reserved for May 17. Kejriwal’s arrest is linked to a corruption case concerning the Delhi liquor policy scam.
Today, On 5th July, The Delhi High Court ordered the removal of a social media post alleging a centipede found in Amul ice cream, noting the customers’ absence supported the company’s position. The court instructed the customer to remove the post and refrain from similar content. The company emphasized its stringent quality checks to ensure product safety.
Social media influencer Ajeet Bharti faces legal action for allegedly making false statements about Rahul Gandhi. The complaint accuses Bharti of spreading misinformation and inciting religious tensions. The police have registered a case and launched an investigation. The FIR includes sections related to promoting enmity between religious groups. The complaint emphasizes the potential disruption of public order and social harmony.
Today, On 15th May, The Calcutta High Court instructed police to hold off on taking action against BJP’s Amit Malviya regarding his controversial Saraswati Puja tweet. The court’s intervention provides temporary relief as it assesses whether the tweet incited communal animosity. Malviya faces charges under Sections 153A and 505 of the IPC for promoting communal enmity and public mischief.