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P&H High Court Receives E-Mail Accusing Judge Of Showing 'Undue Hurry' In Hearing Ex-Punjab DGP Sumedh Saini's Plea
A mail was sent to Punjab & Haryana High Court on Thursday, accusing Justice Arun Kumar Tyagi of "undue hurry", while he was hearing the Habeas Corpus plea filed by Ex-Punjab DGP Sumedh Singh Saini's wife seeking Saini's release.Allowing the Habeas Corpus petition filed by the wife of former Punjab DGP Sumedh Singh Saini, the Punjab & Haryana High Court, on Thursday night, ordered...
The Moment Religion Comes On The Road, It Ceases To Be A Religion: Justice Pankaj Naqvi In His Retirement Speech
Justice Pankaj Naqvi's around eleven-year-old tenure as a judge of the Allahabad High Court came to an end on August 21 and in his retirement speech, he recounted the teachings of his father and the values which he passed on to him. "Retirement for me is an occasion to express thanks and gratitude to all the individuals and personalities who have impacted my professional career, both as...
Matrimonial Site Does Not Guarantee Marriage Or Positive Response : Consumer Court
A Consumer Court in Bengaluru, while dismissing a complaint filed by a 35-year-old man against an online matrimonial service provider, said that a matrimonial portal can only facilitate marriage and not guarantee marriage. The bench presided by President H.R.Srinivas, and Member Sharavathi S.M while dismissing the complaint filed by one G. Naveen said:"It is an admitted fact...
Arrest 'Patently Illegal': Punjab & Haryana High Court Orders Release of Ex-Punjab DGP Sumedh Singh Saini From Vigilance Custody
Allowing the Habeas Corpus petition filed by the wife of former Punjab DGP Sumedh Singh Saini, the Punjab & Haryana High Court, on Thursday night, ordered his release from the custody of the state Vigilance Bureau calling his arrest 'patently illegal'. A single bench of Justice Arun Kumar Tyagi ordered his release just over 24 hours after he was arrested by the Vigilance Bureau...
Homeless Persons Lodged In Night Shelters Provided With Two Meals A Day Without Requiring Govt ID: DUSIB Informs Delhi High Court
The Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board has informed the Delhi High Court that all homeless persons residing in the night shelters in the national capital are provided with two meals per day, irrespective of them having a government issued identification card.A counter affidavit stating thus has been filed on behalf of DUSIB in a plea filed by NGO Bandhua Mukti Morcha seeking directions...
"Purely Administrative In Nature": Delhi High Court Dismisses Plea Of Two Female ITBP Constables Seeking Redeployment In Afghanistan
The Delhi High Court has recently dismissed a plea filed by two female constables working with Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) who sought redeployment at the Indian Mission, Afghanistan.Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw and Justice Amit Bansal observed that the issues with regards to deployment and re-deployment of personnel based at a foreign mission are purely administrative in nature which...
Masters In Law, Enrolment As Advocate Not Required For Teaching 'Pre-Law Courses' At Govt Law Colleges: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court on Thursday held that the notification issued by the Teachers Recruitment Board mandating candidates to be enrolled as an advocate and to possess a master's degree in law (ML degree) in order to be qualified for appointment as Assistant Professors for pre-Law courses in Government law colleges is irrational and illegal. The Court was adjudicating upon a batch of...
Gauhati HC Denies Pre-Arrest Bail To Reporter Accused Of Extorting Money From Doctor For Not Publishing Adverse News About Covid-19 Vaccination
The Gauhati High Court has denied anticipatory bail to a Press Reporter who allegedly threatened the District Immunization Officer of Assam's Dibrugarh of publishing an adverse news report, stating that a person was administered two Covid-19 vaccine doses on the same day instead of one, if the latter failed to pay money to him."A serious allegation has been raised by the informant," the...












