Khan Sir Gets Interim Relief: No Arrest Till Next Hearing In Coaching Institute Firing Case

A Bihar court granted interim protection to educator Faisal Khan, popularly known as Khan Sir, in an anticipatory bail matter linked to an alleged vandalism incident outside his Patna coaching institute. The court extended the no coercive action order until the next hearing.

Khan Sir Coaching Centre Case Row: Patna Court Grants Bail To Rival Educator Roshan Anand In Vandalism Case

A Patna court granted bail to Roshan Anand in the Khan Sir coaching institute vandalism case. After release, he alleged Faisal Khan’s involvement in his brother’s death and demanded a narco test during the ongoing controversy.

Khan Sir Anticipatory Bail Plea: Patna Court Reserves Order in Coaching Centre Firing & Vandalism Case

A Patna court has reserved its ruling on Khan Sir’s anticipatory bail plea in a case linked to firing and vandalism at his coaching institute earlier this month. He has been named in an FIR under BNS and the Arms Act after moving court seeking protection from arrest.

Bengal Post Election Row: PIL Alleges “Bulldozer Demolition” at New Market, Moves Calcutta High Court for Intervention

A PIL before the Calcutta High Court alleges post-election violence, bulldozer use during political rallies, and vandalism in Kolkata following West Bengal Assembly results. Justices Arijit Banerjee and Rai Chattopadhyay permitted formal filing and scheduled hearing Friday.

Suspicion Is on the Police Story, Not the Accused: Court Slams Riot Investigation, Rejects State Appeal

A Delhi court upheld discharge of two accused in a 2020 Northeast Delhi riots case, citing investigative lapses. The court observed grave suspicion lies against the police story, agreeing it is difficult to accept prosecution material at face value.

“Political Battle in Court?”: Supreme Court Rejects Plea Alleging Threats Linked to Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah

Supreme Court refused to hear a plea claiming threats to capture property at the behest of Karnataka CM. Court allowed withdrawal and told petitioners to approach the Karnataka High Court for relief.

Vandalisation of Ambedkar’s Statue| “Why Has No Action Been Taken Yet”: MP HC Questions Police

The Madhya Pradesh High Court questioned the police over the delay in taking action after the vandalism of Ambedkar’s statue, asking, “Why has no action been taken yet?” in the ongoing investigation.

Delhi Court Directs Supply of Charge Sheets to Raghav Chadha in Delhi Jal Board Office Vandalism Case

NEW DELHI: Today, 17th March, The Rouse Avenue Court has directed that Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Raghav Chadha be provided with copies of the charge sheet and supplementary charge sheet. This direction comes after Chadha filed a plea seeking monitoring of the investigation in the 2020 Delhi Jal Board office vandalism case.

Property Defacement Case |Youth Congress Leader Divyanshu Budhiraja Granted Bail Before Lok Sabha Elections

Today(on 3rd May),Prominent Youth Congress leader and Karnal Lok Sabha candidate, Divyanshu Budhiraja, granted bail in a 2018 defacement case by a Panchkula court after surrendering due to non-bailable warrants.