The Gujarat High Court upheld the 2022 Special Court verdict in the 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts case, confirming death sentences for 38 convicts and life imprisonment for 11 others. The coordinated bomb blasts killed 56 people and injured nearly 200 across Ahmedabad.
The Gujarat High Court dismissed anticipatory bail to a law student accused of impersonating an advocate and misappropriating around Rs.80 lakh from multiple victims. The Court remarked, “It transpires that a noble profession of advocacy cannot be allowed to be tarnished.”
Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam told the Madras High Court that a police lathicharge caused the Karur stampede killing 41 people. The DMK government dismissed the claim as “baseless.”
Supreme Court landmark ruling empowers victims of crime and their heirs to appeal against the acquittal of the accused, ensuring equal rights, justice access, and stronger victim-centric criminal justice in India.
Supreme Court Today (July 24) asked Madhya Pradesh High Court to fairly hear Bhopal gas tragedy survivors’ claim that they were wrongly classified and under-compensated. Victims want proper justice and compensation for their long-term suffering.
To curb misuse of bail laws, the Madhya Pradesh High Court orders mandatory injury photos by police and doctors. This follows repeated downgrading of serious crimes to petty offences to help accused get quick bail.
The Supreme Court recognized a vendor selling paint products using the trademark of Asian Paints, ruling that companies can be a ‘victim’ under Criminal Law.
Delhi High Court has given clear instructions for police and hospitals on how to handle rape survivors seeking abortion. The Court emphasized no delay, no ID requirement, and timely medical care.
The Supreme Court of India will pay tribute Today (April 23) at 2PM with a two-minute silence to honour victims of the Pahalgam terror attack. Judges, lawyers, and staff will participate in this solemn national observance.
The Delhi High Court emphasized that men can also face cruelty in marriages and deserve equal legal protection. This was highlighted in a case where a woman allegedly inflicted severe injuries on her husband by pouring boiling water mixed with chili powder, then fled the scene. Rejecting leniency based on gender, the Court stressed the importance of fairness and equality in justice for all.
