The Delhi High Court upholds visa refusal to an Indian-origin US citizen who was denied entry over a sex-offender conviction in the United States, dismissing his writ for concealing an earlier petition and holding that visa issuance is a sovereign function. New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has dismissed a writ petition by a former […]
The Kerala High Court has dismissed a plea by an Indian citizen and his Pakistani wife seeking an opportunity to apply for an Indian visa, holding that no foreign national, even a spouse of an Indian, has a right to have a visa application processed while the April 2025 suspension of visa services to Pakistani nationals remains in force.
Today, On 28th March, The Delhi High Court once again Set-aside the government’s decision to cancel the OCI card of Professor Ashok Swain. This marks the second time the court has quashed the revocation order. The ruling reinforces Swain’s right to retain his Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) status. The case highlights ongoing legal battles over citizenship rights and government decisions.
Sumitra Saha Prasad, a 60-year-old woman and the first in Bihar to receive citizenship under the 2019 Citizenship Amendment Act, obtained her Indian citizenship after a 40-year wait. Her daughter Aishwarya facilitated the application process, resulting in the issuance of the citizenship certificate, bringing immense relief to Sumitra.
A Delhi court granted bail to chartered accountant Rajan Malik, connected to the Vivo money laundering case. The judge noted Malik’s age, lack of prior criminal history, and lengthy custody as reasons for bail. Malik’s counsel argued insufficient evidence to link him to criminal actions. Bail conditions include a personal bond and sureties.
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