1.Tirupati laddu controversy: Supreme Court slams CM Naidu, says no conclusive proof yet:- The Supreme Court criticized former CM N. Chandrababu Naidu regarding the Tirupati laddu controversy, stating there is no conclusive proof to support claims of irregularities in the distribution of the famous prasadam. The court emphasized the need for evidence before drawing conclusions about alleged mismanagement.
2.Supreme Court grants interim protection from arrest to actor Siddique in rape case:- The Supreme Court has granted interim protection from arrest to actor Siddique in a rape case. The decision allows him temporary relief while legal proceedings unfold, emphasizing the importance of a fair investigation. Siddique had sought protection against potential arrest as allegations continue to be examined by authorities.
3.Kerala High Court warns collectors to take over six disputed churches in a week:- The Kerala High Court has directed local collectors to take control of six disputed churches within a week. This ruling follows ongoing conflicts over church administration and property rights, emphasizing the need for swift action to resolve the disputes and restore order in the affected communities.
4.Supreme Court orders status quo on Assam Demolition Drive:- The Supreme Court has ordered a status quo on the ongoing demolition drive in Assam, halting further actions temporarily. This decision comes amid concerns over the legality and humanitarian implications of the demolitions, prompting a review of the situation before any further steps are taken by authorities.
5.Kangana Ranaut has agreed to cuts to Emergency movie: CBFC to Bombay High Court:- Kangana Ranaut has consented to make cuts to her film “Emergency,” as reported by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to the Bombay High Court. This agreement follows scrutiny over the film’s content, aiming to address concerns while allowing the project to proceed toward its release.
6.BharatPe vs Ashneer Grover saga comes to an end after parties reach settlement:- The BharatPe and Ashneer Grover dispute has concluded with both parties reaching a settlement. This resolution marks the end of a prolonged legal battle involving allegations of misconduct and disputes over governance, allowing BharatPe to move forward while Grover steps back from his previous role in the company.
7.16th SILF Turf Cricket League featuring 28 law firms kickstarts with captains’ meet, draw of lots:- The 16th SILF Turf Cricket League, featuring 28 law firms, officially began with a captains’ meeting and draw of lots. The event aims to promote camaraderie and sportsmanship within the legal community, setting the stage for an exciting season of competitive cricket among participating firms.
8.UP Bar Council urges Supreme Court to transfer Allahabad High Court judge:- The Uttar Pradesh Bar Council has petitioned the Supreme Court to transfer a judge from the Allahabad High Court, citing concerns over impartiality and fairness in ongoing cases. This move aims to uphold the integrity of the judicial process and ensure public confidence in the legal system.
9.Why Punjab and Haryana High Court removed Punjab Police from judge’s security detail:- The Punjab and Haryana High Court removed Punjab Police from a judge’s security detail due to concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the need for impartiality in judicial proceedings. This decision aims to maintain the integrity of the judiciary and ensure the judge’s safety without external influence.
10.Calcutta High Court orders action against police for tampering with sexual assault complaint:- The Calcutta High Court has ordered action against police officials for allegedly tampering with a sexual assault complaint. The court criticized the mishandling of the case, emphasizing the need for accountability in law enforcement and ensuring victims’ rights are protected throughout the judicial process.
