Madras HC Questions ED’s Timing of TASMAC Raids: “State Doesn’t Conduct Searches Late at Night”

Today, On 1st April, During a hearing on the Tamil Nadu government’s plea against the ED’s searches at TASMAC headquarters, the Madras High Court questioned the timing of the raids. Justice S.M. Subramaniam noted that even state agencies conduct searches, but Advocate General P.S. Raman clarified that the state does not conduct late-night raids like the ED. The court raised concerns over officials being prevented from leaving the premises during the searches. The matter continues to be reviewed by the bench.

Madras HC on Acquiring Temple Land for Metro Station: “God Will Forgive Us”

The Madras High Court expressed confidence that divine blessings will support the development of a metro station, even if temple land is acquired. The judge stated that the metro project would benefit lakhs of people and hoped that God would show kindness toward this public cause. The court emphasized that such infrastructure projects aim to serve the greater good. The statement came amid debates over using religious land for public development.

Supreme Court Orders Consolidation of Multiple FIRs Against YouTuber Savukku Shankar

NEW DELHI: Today, 24th Feb, The Supreme Court of India directed that all First Information Reports (FIRs) filed against YouTuber Savukku Shankar be combined for investigation. However, the investigation in the main FIR, which was registered on May 3, 2024, at the Cyber Crime Police Station in Coimbatore, will continue separately.

Day After Supreme Court Dismisses Jayalalithaa’s Legal Heirs’ Plea; Assets Handed Over to Tamil Nadu Government

NEW DELHI: A day after the Supreme Court rejected the plea filed by the legal heirs of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa for the release of her confiscated assets, a CBI court in Bengaluru transferred her properties to the Tamil Nadu government on Saturday.

TN Govt vs Governor Row || ‘Can Governor Withhold Assent Again After Bill Re-Submission?’: SC Frames Questions

Today, On 6th February, A Supreme Court bench of Justices J.B. Pardiwala and R. Mahadevan framed key questions in the dispute between the Tamil Nadu government and the Governor over withholding assent to bills. The court is hearing arguments from senior advocate Rakesh Dwivedi, representing the state. The issue revolves around the Governor’s delay in approving legislation passed by the Assembly. The case highlights ongoing tensions between the state government and the Raj Bhavan.

Constitutional Deadlock || Tamil Nadu Slams R.N. Ravi in Supreme Court : “Governor Obstructing Governance”

In the Supreme Court, Tamil Nadu criticized the governor for creating a “constitutional deadlock” with alleged “malice.” The state government accused him of delaying key decisions and obstructing governance. The issue has escalated into a legal battle. The court proceedings highlight growing tensions between state authorities and the governor.

Environmental Maintenance in Vellore | ‘Tannery Workers Breach Environmental Laws’: Supreme Court Orders Formation Of Panel

Today, On 30th January, The Supreme Court ordered the formation of a panel led by a retired judge to ensure a clean environment in Vellore. The directive came in response to the illegal discharge of untreated effluents by tanneries into the Palar river in Tamil Nadu. The court emphasized the need for stringent measures to address environmental pollution.

Madras High Court Registry Writes To T.N. Govt: ‘Allocate Rs. 20.04 Crore for CCTV Installation in Court Complexes’

The Madras High Court Registry requested Rs.20.04 crore from the Tamil Nadu government to install CCTV cameras in court complexes. Chief Justice K.R. Shriram’s bench has granted the government four weeks to respond to the Registry’s request. The Madras High Court has given the Tamil Nadu government four weeks to decide on sanctioning Rs. 20.04 […]

BREAKING|| Anna University Assault Row | Madras High Court Orders Interim Protection & SIT Probe, Directs Rs 25 Lakh Compensation For Victim

The Madras High Court today is examining petitions to transfer the investigation of a sexual assault case at Anna University to the CBI. Lawyers claimed the release of the FIR was illegal and demanded an SIT. The court criticized the police’s handling of the case and ordered reports from both the government and Anna University.

Anna University Assault Case: “You(State) Should Act Sensitively Instead Of Defending Such Incidents”: HC Directs To Submit Report For Revealing Identity of Victim

The Madras High Court criticized Chennai Police for leaking the identity of a sexual assault victim from Anna University, questioning their accountability and handling of the case. The Court stressed the need for redaction of victim details in FIRs, emphasizing that lapses could deter future victims from seeking help.