Shocking: Apex Court Slams UP Cop for Defying Order Saying ‘Main Kisi Supreme Court Ka Aadesh Nahin Maanunga’

The Supreme Court slammed UP SHO Gulaab Singh Sonkar for violating its protective order and assaulting a petitioner. When shown the Court’s order, he arrogantly said, “Main kisi Supreme Court ka aadesh nahin manunga, mai tumhara sara High Court aur Supreme Court nikal dunga aaj.”

Detention Under Social Pressure Is Illegal: Allahabad High Court Slams Police, Declares Interfaith Couple’s Detention Unlawful

The Allahabad High Court ruled that detention under social pressure cannot justify the act, declaring the police action against an interfaith couple unlawful and stating that such detention without legal authority only increases the illegality of the act.

Ex-CM Akhilesh Yadav Morphed Photo: Allahabad High Court Stays Arrest Of Accused Man

Allahabad High Court Stays Arrest of Accused Man Sharing a Morphed Image of Former CM Akhilesh Yadav on Social Media. The Lucknow Bench restrains UP Police from detaining him, granting immediate relief to the accused.

Sambhal Violence: Allahabad High Court Stays Case Against SP MP Zia Ur Rehman Barq, Seeks UP Govt Reply

The Allahabad High Court granted interim relief to SP MP Zia Ur Rehman Barq by staying proceedings in the Sambhal violence case. The court has asked the Uttar Pradesh government to respond within three weeks.

Supreme Court Slams UP Police for Turning Civil Disputes into Criminal Cases: Calls It a “Complete Breakdown” of Rule of Law

The Supreme Court of India criticized the Uttar Pradesh Police for converting civil disputes into criminal cases, calling it a breakdown of the rule of law. Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna warned of potential damages if this trend continues and emphasized that civil matters should not be treated as criminal offences, stressing proper legal processes.

Tweet Against Yati Narsinghanand | Allahabad High Court Reserves Verdict on Mohammed Zubair’s Plea to Quash FIR

Today, On 3rd March, The Allahabad High Court reserved its verdict on journalist Mohammed Zubair’s plea to quash an FIR filed against him for a tweet about Yati Narsinghanand. A Bench comprising Justice Siddhartha Varma and Justice Yogendra Kumar Srivastava heard the matter. The court also extended the interim protection from arrest granted to Zubair in December 2024. The final ruling on the case is now awaited.

Tweet Concerning Yati Narsinghanand| Allahabad High Court Extends Stay on Arrest of Alt News Co-Founder Mohammed Zubair Till Feb 10

Allahabad: The Allahabad High Court has extended interim protection until Feb 10th from arrest to journalist and fact-checker Mohammed Zubair in a case filed by the Uttar Pradesh Police.

Lakhimpur Kheri Case: Supreme Court Orders Report from UP Police on Ashish Mishra Allegedly ‘Influencing’ Witnesses

The Supreme Court of India has instructed Uttar Pradesh Police to investigate allegations against Ashish Mishra, accused of attempting to influence witnesses in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence case, which resulted in eight deaths. Mishra denies these claims, asserting they aim to undermine his bail. Further hearings are scheduled in four weeks.

[BREAKING] MLA Abbas Ansari Property Dispute Case| Supreme Court Orders Status Quo on Property Dispute That Declared as ‘Evacuee Property’

The Supreme Court granted bail to Uttar Pradesh MLA Abbas Ansari in two cases but requires him to secure bail in a third Gangster Act case from the Allahabad High Court. Justice Surya Kant highlighted concerns about delays in his hearing. Ansari was arrested for money laundering and influencing witnesses.

“How Many Cases Will You Register? The Criminal Knows Another Case Will Be Filed”: Supreme Court Slams UP Police

Today, On 28th November, the Supreme Court criticized the Uttar Pradesh Police during a hearing for gangster Anurag Dubey’s pre-arrest bail. The Court questioned the frequent filing of cases against Dubey and instructed police to respect legal protocols. It allowed Dubey’s interim bail and emphasized cooperation in the investigation while calling for police responsibility.