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Supreme Court Daily Round-Up : April 7, 2026
Links to today's reports :WB SIR | Appeals May Take Time, But Can't Order Interim Inclusion Of Deleted Voters Just Because They're Earlier Mapped: Supreme CourtSajjadanashin Of Dargah & Mutawalli Of Waqf Not Same : Supreme CourtS.528 BNSS | Criminal Proceedings Can Be Quashed When Reliable Material Disproves Allegations : Supreme CourtCCTVs In Police Stations | Attorney General...
'Constraints Can Change Lives Drastically': Delhi High Court Notes Migrant Woman's Vulnerability, Upholds Accused's Rape Conviction
The Delhi High Court has upheld the conviction of a man in a rape case, while underscoring how financial hardships can render migrant women particularly vulnerable to exploitation.A single judge bench of Justice Vimal Kumar Yadav remarked, “Constraints and restrictions so also the facilities have immense potential to change the life drastically. The financial constraints coupled with the...
'Will Consider If There's Institutional Damage' : Supreme Court Reserves Order In Yatin Oza's Contempt Case
The Supreme Court today reserved orders in Senior Advocate Yatin Oza's appeal against the Gujarat High Court order of 2020 which convicted him for criminal contempt over his levelling allegations of maladministration of justice against the High Court.While reserving orders, Justice JK Maheshwari said that the Court will watch the videos of the subject incident and examine the case from the...
Delhi High Court Directs Advocates To Approach Appellate Panel Under IT Rules Over WhatsApp Account Ban, Data Loss Grievance
The Delhi High Court has disposed of a batch of petitions concerning the banning of WhatsApp accounts, directing the petitioners to avail the statutory remedy under the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021.Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav observed that an efficacious grievance redressal mechanism is available under Rule 3A of the IT...
Not Reviewing Sabarimala Verdict In Reference; Only Considering Constitutional Questions, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today(April 7) began hearing the Sabarimala temple reference, which has raised larger questions of law, including on religious denomination and essential religious practice. The arguments were opened by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, who clarified the Union's position that the 2018 Sabarimala judgment, allowing all sections of women to enter the temple, was wrongly decided....
Punjab & Haryana High Court Imposes ₹10K Cost On Bail Applicant For Failure To Disclose Earlier Dismissal Of Bail Application
The Punjab & Haryana High Court has held that failure to disclose the history of prior bail applications in a successive bail plea is inexcusable and cannot be countenanced. The Court observed that such non-disclosure undermines the integrity of the adjudicatory process, which rests on the requirement of utmost good faith.Justice Sumeet Goel was hearing a petition seeking regular bail in...