Order, Order!… Today, I Am The District Judge: Woman Sits On Varanasi District Judge’s Chair, Tries To Conduct Hearings

A woman allegedly entered the Varanasi District Judge’s courtroom, occupied the judge’s chair, and refused to leave. The unusual incident created chaos among lawyers, leading to a police response after she reportedly acted like a presiding judge.

Wife’s Complaint Against Husband Cannot Alone Become Mental Cruelty Ground For Divorce:  Madras HC

The Madras High Court held that a wife’s police complaint against husband or matrimonial family cannot alone amount to mental cruelty unless proven false or malicious. The Court dismissed husband’s divorce plea, protecting a spouse’s right to seek legal remedies.

CMS INDUSLAW Acts For Anveshan In Rs.150 Crore Series B Fundraising Round

CMS INDUSLAW advised Anveshan on its Rs.150 crore Series B fundraise led by Vertex Ventures and IFC Co-Invest, with participation from Swiggy co-founder Sriharsha Majety and existing investors. The funding round marks a significant milestone for Anveshan Farm Technologies, attracting strong investor interest and supporting the company’s future growth and expansion plans.

2020 Delhi Riots: Umar Khalid And Sharjeel Imam Move Delhi Court For Bail UAPA Case

Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam have moved a Delhi court seeking bail in the UAPA case alleging a larger conspiracy behind the 2020 North East Delhi riots. A Karkardooma Court has issued notices to Delhi Police and sought its response, with the matter scheduled for hearing on July 4.

3-Member Committee For Jail Reforms: Jharkhand High Court Directs State To Improve Prison Facilities, Sets 10-Day Committee Deadline

The Jharkhand High Court directed the state government to constitute a three-member committee within 10 days to monitor jail conditions, inmate welfare, and facilities across prisons. The order was passed during suo motu proceedings following Supreme Court directions.

Providing Judges’ Accommodation Is State’s Duty: Karnataka HC Rejects PIL Against Land Transfer

The Karnataka High Court dismissed a PIL challenging the transfer of veterinary institution land for judges’ residential quarters and a super-speciality hospital. Holding that judges’ quarters are essential for judicial independence, the Court said the State must provide suitable accommodation, noting only 19 judges currently have official quarters.

Defeat The Ends Of Justice, Visually Impaired Minor Identified Accused By Voice: Punjab And Haryana HC Rejects Bail For Three Juveniles 

The Punjab and Haryana High Court rejected bail pleas of three juveniles accused in a sexual assault case involving a visually impaired minor girl. The Court noted that the victim identified the accused through their voices and observed that release would defeat justice.

You Are A Lady Don, You Have Lost The Credibility Of Being A Lady: Supreme Court Rejects 60-Year-Old Woman’s Bail Plea In NDPS Case

The Supreme Court denied bail to a 60-year-old woman accused under the NDPS Act, citing repeated alleged involvement in similar offences. Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra made strong observations during the hearing regarding her conduct and credibility.

In A Traditional Society, Families Find It Difficult To Report Sexual Crimes: Bombay HC Refuses To Quash FIR Over Delay

The Bombay High Court said families in India often hesitate to report sexual assault and harassment due to social realities, and delay in filing an FIR alone cannot defeat such complaints. Refusing to quash a 2019 molestation FIR, the Court dismissed a Kerala man’s plea over allegations of outraging his domestic worker’s modesty.

Judges Must Be Able To Perform Their Responsibilities Without Fear: SCBA Condemns Threats Against Former HC Judge Justice Gautam Patel

SCBA has condemned alleged threats, intimidation and violence against former Bombay High Court judge Justice Gautam Patel and his family over the Dawoodi Bohra succession ruling, stressing that disagreement with a judgment can never justify threats or violence.