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Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh Suspended From Maharashtra Police Force
The Maharashtra Home Department suspended Ex- Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh currently holding office as Director General Home Guards from the Maharashtra Police force for "irregularities and lapses.""In exercise of power conferred under the All India Services (Disciple and Appeal) Rules, 1969, the Government of Maharashtra hereby places Parambir Singh under suspension...
Reducing Delay In Revenue Litigation : Supreme Court Directs Integration Of ITAT, CETSTAT & Other Tribunals With Technology Adopted
The Supreme Court recently directed for integration of the technology adopted to streamline and monitor all stages in government revenue litigation , to the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) and other Tribunals too.Lauding the Committee constituted by the Centre for seamless integration at all stages of the revenue...
Puducherry Local Body Polls: Madras HC Grants Liberty To Approach Supreme Court On Reservation For Backward Classes, Scheduled Tribes
The Madras High Court has allowed withdrawal of three writ petitions challenging Government Orders and Election Commission Notification discontinuing reservations for Backward Classes and Scheduled Tribes in the Puducherry local body elections. The bench of Acting Chief Justice Munishwar Nath Bhandari and Justice P.D Audikesavalu however extended the stay on conducting elections by...
How British India Acts Influenced Our Constitution
During the colonial era, multiple acts were introduced by the British to make the administration of such a large, diverse nation convenient for themselves and subsequently, a number of these legislations influenced several provisions formulated by the Drafting Committee, which became an integral part of not only the Constitution of India but the governance system in the country. The below cited examples of certain 'British Acts' have even caused some constitutional and political scholars...
Call Detail Records Of Special Task Force Officers Must Not Be Exposed Unless Extremely Necessary For The Case: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has recently observed that the call data records of the Special Task Force officers must not be exposed unless it is extremely necessary for the facts of the case as exposure of the same would endanger the officers as well as their informers. Justice Subramonium Prasad made the observation while dealing with a plea filed by an accused who was picked up by a raiding team...
Zero FIR Meant To Provide Quick Redressal To Victims; May Be Lodged At Any Police Station Irrespective Of Where Incident Took Place: Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court has recently expressed it's displeasure over the failure of Delhi Police in registration of FIR and illegal transfer of investigation to another Police Station in a rape case."This Court finds it unfortunate that institutions that are supposed to protect the life and liberty of common citizens are quick to shirk their responsibilities. This invariably weakens the trust...
Periya Double Murder: Kerala Court Remands Five Accused Who Were Arrested By CBI To Judicial Custody
The Chief Judicial Magistrate of Ernakulam on Thursday remanded to judicial custody the five accused who were arrested in connection with the Periya twin murder case where two activists were hacked to death in 2019.The Central Bureau of Investigation had arrested five party workers including the CPM Branch Secretary Raju. This is the first arrest recorded by the CBI after it took up...
Calcutta High Court Directs State Gov To Consider Inclusion Of 'Gachhi' Unorganised Workers Under Samajik Suraksha Yojana
The Calcutta High Court has recently directed the Secretary, Labour Department, Government of West Bengal to consider a representation to include a section of unorganized workers called 'Gachhi' who earn their livelihood by climbing on tress and cutting nuts/coconuts/jaggery etc within the list of beneficiaries under the 'Samajik Suraksha Yojana', 2017. The 2017 scheme had been introduced by...
'You Are Challenging Appointment Made In Year 1986? The Lady Has Retired In 2021': Delhi High Court Imposes 15K Cost
"A lady who is appointed in the year 1986, retired in the year 2021, you are challenging her appointment?" sternly remarked the Delhi High Court today and imposed Rs. 15,000 cost on an appellant. The Division Bench of Chief Justice DN Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh observed that not only the plea suffered from extreme delay but also appeared to be motivated. The Appellant, the...











