The Supreme Court Today (Jan 20) rejected a grandmother’s plea for custody of her grandson, allowing the child to stay with his mother, Nikita Singhania. This follows the tragic suicide of Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash, who left behind a note and video accusing his estranged wife and her family of harassment. The case sparked widespread outrage and legal action, with arrests made and later bail granted.
The Supreme Court Today (Jan 20) directed the wife of a Bengaluru engineer Atul Subhash, who tragically died by suicide last year, to present their young son via video conferencing. In a habeas corpus plea filed by the child’s grandmother, the court demanded to “see the child” while hearing custody claims. The case involves allegations from the deceased blaming his wife and in-laws for emotional distress leading to his death.
Yesterday, On 30th April, The Delhi High Court classified sextortion as a grave societal threat, emphasizing its impact on victims’ privacy and psychological well-being. Justice Amit Mahajan, addressing the complexities of sextortion, denied bail to three accused individuals, highlighting the organized nature of their crimes and the need for thorough investigation before granting bail as a routine matter.
