Loyalty Of Officers Runs Not Towards The Constitution But for The Ruling Dispensation: Allahabad High Court On UP Police

The Allahabad High Court raised concerns over policing and governance in Uttar Pradesh, observing that sections of the police machinery appear more loyal to the ruling establishment than the Constitution. The Court highlighted issues relating to the Gangsters Act, administrative accountability, encounter killings, selective crackdowns, and alleged misuse of police powers.

So Busy That You Can’t Take the High Court CJ’s Call: Supreme Court Slams WB Officers, Orders NIA Probe Into Judges’ Gherao

Today, On 6th April, The Supreme Court directed the NIA to probe the April 1 Malda incident, where judicial officers were gheraoed during protests over voter list removal. CJI Kant remarked, “You are so busy that you cannot take the call of the Chief Justice of High Court.”

Murshidabad Violence Victims’ Rehabilitation| “We Deem It Appropriate to Constitute a Committee”: Calcutta HC Forms 3-Member Panel

The Calcutta High Court has established a three-member panel to oversee the rehabilitation of victims affected by the Murshidabad violence. The committee has been tasked with identifying displaced individuals, assessing property damage, and collecting data on FIRs filed.