The Punjab and Haryana High Court refused bail to Gurmukh Singh and Gurmej Singh, accused in a narco terror case involving drone based smuggling of drugs, arms and explosives from Pakistan to allegedly finance terrorism in India, according to the court.
A Jammu and Kashmir sessions court acquitted three individuals in a terror-related case after finding that the prosecution failed to prove the charges beyond reasonable doubt. Additional Sessions Judge Manjeet Rai delivered the ruling while acting as the special NIA judge.
The All India Shia Personal Law Board will hold its annual national convention on December 28 to discuss key issues, including the proposed Uniform Civil Code in Uttar Pradesh, waqf board corruption, minority rights, socio-economic disadvantages, and Shia political representation.
Supreme Court dismisses challenge to ISIS terror designation under UAPA, saying terms like “caliphate” must be read in terror context. Petitioner told to seek remedy through criminal court, not writ plea.
Today, On 2nd July, The Delhi High Court has granted bail to Neelam Azad and Mahesh Kumawat, accused in the December 13, 2023 Parliament security breach case. The incident had sparked major security concerns within the nation’s highest legislative body.
Today, On 2nd July, The Delhi High Court is set to pronounce its decision on the bail pleas of two accused in the December 2023 Parliament security breach case. The incident had raised serious concerns over national security lapses.
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut accused the BJP of misusing the Enforcement Directorate, calling it a political weapon of PM Modi and HM Amit Shah. He claimed he too was a victim, like many others.
The Delhi court allowed the NIA to obtain voice and handwriting samples from Tahawwur Rana, a key suspect in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. The NIA, citing a need for further investigation, extended his custody for 12 more days. Rana, who allegedly conspired with David Headley, faces severe charges related to the attacks.
Sr. Adv. Aryama Sundaram strongly opposed linking an NDPS case to the Pahalgam terror attack in the Supreme Court. He highlighted the serious impact on the accused’s family, saying, “Children are being bullied in school, called children of terrorists.”
Today, On 21st April, The Supreme Court slammed the Delhi government over delays in releasing eligible prisoners, calling it a “sorry state of affairs.” Justices Abhay S Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan also criticised the Sentence Review Board for wrongly rejecting release applications.
