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.
Today, On 10th February, The Delhi High Court asked the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to respond after a separatist leader requested permission to use phone calls in jail. The leader said talking to family is a basic right, but officials raised security concerns. The court has asked the NIA to share its opinion on the issue. A final decision will be taken after reviewing their reply.
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A Delhi court has granted bail to Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah in a money laundering case, citing his nearly seven years in custody. The court noted that with no prior convictions, he is entitled to statutory bail. Shah’s legal battle continues, with the judge highlighting the seriousness of the other cases against him.
The Madras High Court, in a rare Sunday hearing, allowed an undertrial to attend his father’s funeral, emphasizing the importance of religious obligations and human rights. Justice GR Swaminathan cited Section 482 of the CrPC, highlighting the judiciary’s role in upholding moral values. The decision reflects a balance between the law and cultural values.
The Supreme Court of India has recently upheld the restrictions on the number of visits undertrial prisoners in Delhi can receive, dismissing a plea that sought to increase the frequency of these visits. The decision, delivered by a bench comprising Justices Bela M. Trivedi and Pankaj Mithal, emphasizes the policy considerations and operational challenges faced […]
