The Delhi High Court has extended permits for cluster buses in the city until July 15, preventing potential disruption in public transportation. Nearly 1,000 buses were at risk of being taken off the roads due to contract expiration. This decision ensures smooth operation until a further ruling, addressing concerns raised by bus service operators.
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Today, On 24th May, The Delhi High Court postponed BRS MLC Kavitha’s bail hearing to Monday. CBI and ED will submit their counter-affidavits, impacting her legal and political standing. The delay underscores the complexity of political legal cases in India and its potential impact on the BRS party’s image and electoral prospects. All eyes are on the Delhi High Court.
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The Delhi High Court denied bail to Manish Sisodia, citing serious charges and the risk of evidence tampering related to alleged irregularities in Delhi’s liquor policy. The Court emphasized the strong case of money laundering and Sisodia’s influential position, rejecting his plea for bail in the CBI and ED cases. Sisodia’s previous bail applications had also been denied.
The Delhi High Court directed SpiceJet to comply with a UK court order to return two leased aircraft and three engines to TWC Aviation Capital, emphasizing the enforceability of international legal rulings. The decision stems from a legal dispute over lease agreements and non-payment of dues, with SpiceJet facing legal consequences for failing to adhere to the UK court’s orders.
Today, On 15th May, The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) alleges unequal treatment by the Central government, claiming discrimination in land allocation. The Delhi High Court has requested a response from the Central Government and scheduled a hearing for May 20. The AAP’s petition seeks temporary and permanent land allocation for their office in Central Delhi, with ongoing tensions between the party and the Central government.
Today,22nd April, The Delhi High Court requested the CBI’s response to activist Harsh Mander’s plea seeking to quash an FIR alleging FCRA violations. The court has asked for a status report and assured that Mander won’t be arrested for now. The plea argues that the FIR lacks a cognizable offence and warns of ongoing harassment.