Supreme Court granted bail to BRS leader K Kavitha in the excise policy irregularities case

Delhi Liquor Scam Case: The Supreme Court has provided significant relief to K. Kavitha, the leader of Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS), in the money laundering case about the alleged Delhi Excise Policy case. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court granted her bail.

The CBI and the Enforcement Directorate were both chastised by the court for the case’s investigation and their methodology was called into doubt. K Chandrashekhar, the former chief minister of Telangana, is the father of K Kavitha.

On March 15, the ED took her into custody at her Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, home. The BRS chief was thereafter taken into custody by the CBI on April 11 from Tihar Jail. Kavitha has always refuted every accusation made against her.

The Delhi High Court‘s decision to deny K. Kavitha’s request for bail was overturned by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has ordered that K. Kavitha be allowed bail with the stipulations that she fills out bail bonds totaling Rs 10 lakh in each of the two cases and that she not interfere with or influence witnesses.

Supreme Court formed a National Task Force on Kolkata rape-murder, next hearing will now be on August 22

Kolkata Doctor Rape Murder Case: The Supreme Court heard the case of a female trainee doctor who was raped in Kolkata today. This subject has been brought before the court suo motu. Regarding this issue, the court questioned the state government, the police, and the hospital administration severely.

In addition, the court has mandated the establishment of an eight-person National Task Force during the hearing. The task committee will include the head of AIIMS. In three weeks, the task force will turn in an interim report.

What was the principal doing, the Supreme Court questioned? Why didn’t the cops secure the crime scene, the court questioned. Why did the filing of an FIR take so long? Simultaneously, the court ruled that the hospital’s doctors’ continuous protest should not be put to an end by filing an RG. The CBI status report is scheduled to be summoned on August 22 by the Supreme Court.

This is more than merely a murder case, the judge declared. The doctors’ safety has also been a source of concern for the court. Simultaneously, the victim’s identity being disclosed on social media has alarmed the court as well. This case’s next hearing is now scheduled for August 22.

Manish Sisodia Granted Bail in Delhi Excise Policy Scam Case

Former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, who has been in jail for 17 months in connection with the Delhi Excise Policy scam, was granted bail by the Supreme Court. The court dismissed a plea by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to impose a condition restricting Sisodia from entering the Delhi Secretariat.

Sisodia, who was arrested in February 2023 on charges of money laundering, had been seeking bail for several months. In his bail plea, he had argued that he had been in custody for an extended period without the trial commencing and that no incriminating evidence had been recovered from him.

The Supreme Court, after hearing arguments from both sides, had reserved its judgment on August 6.

The ED had opposed the bail plea, contending that Sisodia was responsible for the delay in the trial. However, the apex court did not find merit in the ED’s arguments and granted bail to Sisodia.

While granting bail, the court rejected the ED’s request to impose a condition preventing Sisodia from entering the Delhi Secretariat.

Reacting to the bail order, Sisodia stated that nothing had been recovered from him and that he had been falsely implicated in the case.

Bail plea of ​​Bibhav Kumar in Swati Maliwal assault case to be heard in Supreme Court on August 7

Swati Maliwal Assault Case: The Supreme Court heard the bail request made by Bibhav Kumar, a close adviser of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Regarding Bibhav Kumar’s request, the Delhi Police has received a notice from the Supreme Court.

Bibhav Kumar is charged with assaulting Rajya Sabha member Swati Maliwal of the AAP. Bibhav Kumar has filed a challenge against the Delhi High Court’s ruling denying him bail.

The chargesheet should be presented to the Supreme Court for review, it ordered. The case hearing has been scheduled for August 7 by the Supreme Court.

“Are you not ashamed of behaving like this with a woman?” the court admonished Bibhav during the hearing before a bench led by Justice Suryakant.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal gets interim bail from Supreme Court, Kejriwal will still remain in jail, know why?

In the liquor scam case, the Supreme Court granted interim bail to Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. However, the Supreme Court’s larger bench has been tasked with handling the case of his ED arrest.

The CBI case against Chief Minister Kejriwal will now be heard by a three-member bench. It was informed that Kejriwal would stay incarcerated until the larger bench’s hearing.

The Supreme Court‘s bench of Justices Sanjeev Khanna and Dipankar Dutta has forwarded the petition contesting Kejriwal’s arrest to the larger bench. Kejriwal’s plea will now be heard by a Supreme Court bench consisting of three judges. In this instance, the Chief Justice will select three judges. Kejriwal has been granted temporary bail while the matter is still ongoing.

Kejriwal will thus be unable to leave prison for the time being. Although he has been granted bail in the ED case, he is presently under the CBI‘s custody. He will stay behind bars for the time being in such a case.

Muslim women can ask for alimony after divorce, Supreme Court’s big verdict

The Supreme Court‘s decision has brought great relief to those Muslim women who have been divorced or are forced to live separately from their husbands. On Wednesday (July 10), the court has given an important decision.

The court said that under Section 125 of the CrPC, Muslim divorced women can also ask for alimony from their husbands.

While delivering the verdict, Justice Nagarathna said, “Section 125 will apply to all women, not just married women.” The bench said that alimony is not a donation but a right of married women and it applies to all married women, irrespective of their religion.

NEET UG counselling postponed till further notice amid paper leak controversy

Controversies have surrounded the NEET exam since its inception. Following many toppers and grace marks, the Supreme Court has heard this case. On June 23, NTA carried out its reexamination.

NEET-UG counseling was scheduled to begin today, July 6. However, the counseling has been put off for now. The new date will now be revealed shortly. The start of counseling has been delayed till further notice. But up until now, July 6th was supposed to be the date of counseling.

Since the release of the NEET exam results by NTA, there has been an ongoing dispute. Following the distribution of grace marks to 1563 pupils, the issue of cheating began to surface. On June 23, the Supreme Court reexamined the case. Only 813 pupils out of 1563 had taken the test twice. Students who passed the reexamination should receive counseling. However, today’s scheduled counseling session has been rescheduled.

Arvind Kejriwal gets a big shock, CBI formally arrested Kejriwal in the Excise Policy case

CBI Arrests Arvind Kejriwal: Arvind Kejriwal, national convenor of the AAP, has been formally arrested by the CBI in connection with the excise policy issue. In the Delhi excise policy case, Kejriwal has been placed under arrest.

Kejriwal was presented by the CBI at Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court, where the investigative body had requested his detention to examine the leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). On Tuesday evening, June 25, the CBI team questioned Kejriwal in Tihar Jail as well.

Kejriwal’s plea is currently being heard by the Supreme Court at the time of his arrest. The Delhi CM has challenged the Delhi High Court‘s bail order stay through this petition.

Actually, on June 20, a lower court in Delhi gave Kejriwal bail; but, the High Court has suspended that decision. Following a hearing, the High Court granted a stay on Kejriwal’s release due to challenges raised by the ED.

Supreme Court refuses to give immediate relief to Arvind Kejriwal, next hearing adjourned to 26 June

CM Arvind Kejriwal of Delhi has not been granted instant relief by the Supreme Court. In the Delhi Excise Policy case, Kejriwal had petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn an order from the Delhi High Court that had suspended the bail that the lower court had given him.

The Supreme Court postponed the next hearing till June 26 and told us to await the Delhi High Court’s ruling.

Before the ED case about the purported excise scam, attorney Abhishek Singhvi, who represented Kejriwal before the Supreme Court, had earlier asked to withdraw the stay placed on the bail decision by the High Court. The Supreme Court informed Abhishek Singhvi that it would be detrimental to the case if it made any decisions regarding CM Kejriwal’s appeal challenging the High Court’s stay order.

Supreme Court raised questions on tanker mafia over water crisis in Delhi, reprimanded Kejriwal government

Delhi water crisis: In Delhi, the country’s capital, there is a water crisis. Regarding this, the BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party are blaming one another. The Delhi government was now chastised by the Supreme Court on Thursday for this.

What actions has it taken to combat the city’s tanker mafia, the judge inquired. The Supreme Court said that people are upset. Every news channel features images of it. If a summertime water shortage is an ongoing issue, what actions have you taken to reduce water waste? The top court said, “We will ask the Delhi Police to take action against the tanker mafia if you are not taking any action against them.”

In the most recent case, the Delhi government chose to have ADM and SDM monitor the water pipeline to reduce water waste. According to the Delhi government, there will be no place for water leaks. Not a single drop of water must be wasted.

The Delhi administration was instructed by the Supreme Court to submit an affidavit detailing the measures taken to prevent water waste, and the court allowed the affidavit to be submitted either today or tomorrow before the hearing. The Supreme Court postponed the case’s hearing until tomorrow.

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