A local court remanded former IPS officer and Azad Sena president Amitabh Thakur to 14 days judicial custody in a defamation case linked to a social media video. The case arose from a complaint filed at Chowk station.
Today, On 27th January, The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition seeking the cancellation of AAP’s registration due to alleged non-disclosure of criminal records by party members. The court found no substantial grounds to support the claims made in the plea. It emphasized the need for concrete evidence in such matters. This ruling highlights the principle of due process in addressing allegations against political entities.
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Today, On 21st October, the Supreme Court of India called for uniform safety standards in coaching centers following the drowning deaths of three civil service aspirants in Delhi. The court demanded stricter regulations to enhance student protection and prevent future tragedies, emphasizing permanent oversight and comprehensive policies across the National Capital Region.
Today(on 17th May), The Calcutta High Court has granted bail to BJP worker Piyali Das from Sandeshkhali, who surrendered in a criminal case. Das, accused of coercing a woman into signing a blank paper used for filing sexual assault complaints against TMC leaders, finds relief in the court’s decision.
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The Delhi High Court issued a notice on 10th May, to the deceased sanitation worker’s wife in response to the Delhi Government’s appeal challenging the order for enhanced compensation. The court instructed the government to pay Rs 30 lakh within six weeks, as sought by the woman in accordance with Supreme Court directives on manual scavenging victim compensation. The case is scheduled for the next hearing in October.
The Gujarat High Court criticized the state government for a vague report on unauthorized religious structures in public spaces, demanding a more detailed affidavit. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of clarity on actions taken against these structures, highlighting the need for compliance with Supreme Court directives. Government’s response was deemed unsatisfactory, and a comprehensive affidavit is now required by February 27.