Very Slow: Supreme Court Directs Bengaluru Court to Expedite Darshan Renukaswamy Murder Trial Proceedings 

The Supreme Court of India directed a Bengaluru court to expedite proceedings in the Renukaswamy murder case involving Darshan, observing that the trial was progressing “very slow,” while also ordering Karnataka to provide him facilities available to undertrial prisoners.

Lakhimpur Kheri Violence Case: Supreme Court Expresses Dissatisfaction Over Witness Delay, Orders Lawful Measures For Immediate Attendance

The Supreme Court of India expressed concern over delays in the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence trial, directing lawful measures to secure witnesses’ presence after noting the Uttar Pradesh government failed to explain their non-production before the trial court for nearly two months.

“The continued detention would not serve the ends of justice”: Delhi High Court grants bail after Four Years Custody in UAPA Case

The Delhi High Court granted bail to two accused booked under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, noting prolonged custody exceeding four years and absence of timely trial, despite allegations of promoting Islamic State ideology.

‘No Harm in Letting Him Go Home’: Bombay High Court Inclined to Allow Gautam Navlakha to Shift to Delhi Till Elgar Trial Begins

The Bombay High Court said there is “no harm” in allowing Elgar Parishad accused Gautam Navlakha to shift to his Delhi residence till the trial starts, noting he is not a flight risk. The court observed that forcing the 73-year-old to stay in Mumbai despite having a home in Delhi was unjustified.

Supreme Court Slams Magistrate: “Missing Deadline Doesn’t Mean Losing Jurisdiction” in Pending Case

The Supreme Court criticised a West Bengal magistrate for wrongly saying he lost jurisdiction after failing to meet a six-week trial deadline. The Bench stressed judges must seek time extension, not abandon cases.

Prashant Bhushan Slams Delhi High Court for Denying Bail to Umar Khalid After 5 Years: “Trial Has Not Even Started, Yet No Bail! What Kind of Justice Is This?”

Prashant Bhushan strongly criticised the Delhi High Court for refusing bail to Umar Khalid case related to the 2020 north-east Delhi riots., saying it is shocking that he has spent five years in jail and still his trial has not even begun. What kind of justice is this?

Cash-for-Jobs Scam | ‘We Will Not Expunge Anything, No Review’: Supreme Court Refuses to Alter Judgment in V Senthil Balaji Case

Today, On 11th July, In the cash-for-jobs scam case involving V Senthil Balaji, the Supreme Court said, “We will not expunge anything… no question of entertaining any review.” The Court clarified the observations won’t affect the ongoing trial.

Cash-for-Jobs Case | “Attempting to Delay Trial by Implicating 2,000 People”: Supreme Court Slams TN Govt in Senthil Balaji Probe

Today, On 29th July, In the ongoing cash-for-jobs case, the Supreme Court strongly criticised the Tamil Nadu government for allegedly trying to delay the trial against ex-minister Senthil Balaji by naming over 2,000 individuals as accused, calling it an abuse of judicial process.

“Five Years Gone, No Charges Yet”: Delhi HC Slams Cops in 2020 Riots Case Delay

The Delhi High Court criticized the police for the prolonged trial in the 2020 riots conspiracy case, noting the accused, Tasleem Ahmed, has been jailed for over five years without charges. The defense argued for bail due to the delay, while the prosecution cited adjournments requested by the defense. The hearing continues.

Supreme Court Grants Bail to Woman Accused of Killing Husband, Whose Body Was Found in Suitcase

The Supreme Court granted bail to a woman accused of murdering her husband and disposing of his body in Odisha. The court noted her prolonged custody, the needs of her minor child, and the lack of examined witnesses. She must provide bail bonds and cooperate with the ongoing trial proceedings.