Actress Lakshmi Menon, along with several others, has approached the Kerala High Court seeking the dismissal of a criminal case accusing them of abducting and assaulting an IT professional in August, claiming the allegations are baseless and misleading.
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court of India ruled a life sentence given to a man in a murder case. The court ruled that there was no solid proof that he committed the crime. The case was about an alleged dispute over unpaid or delayed wages, but the judges stated that such a small issue was not a strong enough reason to commit a murder.
New Delhi, February 11: The Supreme Court of India has directed a court in Moradabad to decide within six months the appeal of Mohammad Abdullah Azam Khan, son of Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan, in connection with a 2008 criminal case. A bench of Justices M M Sundresh and Rajesh Bindal has also instructed the district and sessions court to consider Khan as a juvenile on the date of the alleged offense while deciding his appeal against the conviction.
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Singer Arijit Singh’s appearance at Behrampore District Court sparked controversy. The popular artist was not there as a guest but as a defendant in an 11-year-old case. Despite Judge Bhattacharya not presiding over his case, the image emphasized the intersection of celebrity culture and legal proceedings, drawing significant attention to his longstanding case.
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Today, On 24th May, Medha Patkar convicted in a defamation case filed by VK Saxena for making defamatory statements. The ruling holds legal implications, as she faces up to two years in jail or a fine. This marks a significant development in their long-standing legal dispute. Additionally, Patkar faces charges of fraud in a separate case.
Today(on 24th May),The Calcutta High Court has temporarily halted the FIR against the Governor’s Officer on Special Duty, who is accused of obstructing a sexual harassment complaint process. Allegations include restraining a female worker and pressuring her to remain silent. The court emphasized the preliminary nature of the investigation and stayed proceedings until June 17.
