Today, On 18th November, The Supreme Court adjourned Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad’s plea seeking the release of his passport, which is linked to remarks made on Operation Sindoor. The matter was deferred even though the Court had earlier fixed November 18 for the hearing.
Today, On 22nd August, the Supreme Court stayed the Madhya Pradesh High Court’s order directing the registration of an FIR and formation of a Special Investigation Team against Congress MLA Arif Masood in a forgery case.
Today, On 2nd July, Prajwal Revanna’s lawyer told the Karnataka High Court that delay in one trial is affecting progress in related cases. “Delay in that trial has a cascading impact,” he argued while opposing further postponement of proceedings.
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.
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.
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.
Today, On 30th April, In the Badlapur accused encounter case, the Bombay High Court strongly criticised the Special Investigation Team (SIT) for not filing FIRs against five policemen, calling it a “very sorry state of affairs” and questioning the fairness and seriousness of the probe.
Today, On 25th April, The Bombay High Court slammed the state government for not registering an FIR against police officers in the Badlapur accused encounter case, calling it a “brazen violation of our order.” The Court warned that criminal contempt proceedings would be initiated if the case papers were not transferred immediately.
Today, On 7th April, The Bombay High Court ordered a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into the Badlapur encounter case. After the verdict, Special Public Prosecutor Amit Desai requested a two-week stay to move the Supreme Court. However, the court refused to grant the stay. The SIT will now begin its investigation without delay.
The Supreme Court slammed the district bar associations in Haryana, stating that lawyers’ chambers have turned into hubs for property dealers. A Bench led by Justice Surya Kant warned that it may order a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into their activities if necessary. The court expressed concern over the misuse of legal chambers, which should be dedicated to legal work but are instead being used for commercial dealings.
