Tunisia: Wave of Arrests Targets Critics and Opposition Figures
President Charges a “Conspiracy” But Provides No Evidence.
Month: February 2023
Supreme Court Relief To Assam MLA In Case Linked To Citizenship Law Protest
Akhil Gogoi has allegedly been vocal against the central government during the anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protests.
“Easy To Be Irresponsible In Accusing Registry But…”: Supreme Court
A bench headed by Chief Justice DY Chandarchud was hearing lawyers mentioning issues with regard to cases arising from a cash-for-job scam in Tamil Nadu…
Centre, States Directed To Install CCTVs In Police Stations Within A Month
Published On: February 22, 2023 7:26 pm New Delhi: he Supreme Court has directed the Centre and state governments to comply within a month with…
Order for FIR in sexual harassment case sans reasons can be challenged only if complaint is bald: Madras High Court
The Court refused to quash a 2019 order directing the police to register an FIR against the MD of a firm after a woman employee…
Rajasthan High Court acquits ex-clerk convicted by trial court for demanding ₹150 bribe 44 years ago
Single-judge Justice Narendra Singh Dhadda said that the prosecution only recovered the alleged tainted amount but failed to prove the demand of bribe.
Delhi High Court asks Central government to decide on allocation of vacant PwD-reserved seats to persons with disability less than benchmark
The Court also appreciated the efforts by advocate Rahul Bajaj, a lawyer with visual impairment, who appeared for a specially-abled student.
Actress Assault Case: Kerala High Court permits accused Pulsar Suni to be physically present in trial court to witness proceedings
Justice K Babu observed that permitting the accused in a case to directly witness the trial against him is a factor that goes towards ensuring…
Not providing medical treatment does not amount to cruelty: Mumbai court acquits man, family accused of abetting wife’s suicide
Additional Sessions Judge SM Takalikar also ruled that the general wear and tear within a family did not constitute cruelty towards the deceased.
Kerala High Court begins publishing judgments in Malayalam
The Kerala High Court has now become the first High Court in the country to publish its judgments in the regional language.