Delhi court

Hindu Raksha Dal chief Pinky Chaudhary has been denied anticipatory bail. Chaudhary and a few others had raised communally inflammatory statements against Muslims during an event organised at Jantar Mantar. The court said the slogans raised by the group reflected their undemocratic attitude.

JNU student Sharjeel Imam, arrested for allegedly making inflammatory speeches during the protests against CAA, told a Delhi court on Monday that he cannot be hammered with sedition as his speeches did not call for violence.

A Delhi court on Wednesday cleared Congress MP Shashi Tharoor from all charges he was booked under, in relation to the death of his wife and businesswoman Sunanda Pushkar.

A Delhi Court has directed the New Delhi-Delhi State Legal Services Authority (NDDLSA) to grant Rs 2.5 lakh interim compensation to family of a nine-year-old Dalit girl, who was allegedly raped and killed, after which her body was forcefully burnt by a priest and three others.

A Patiala House Court granted bail to advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay in the case of raising communal inflammatory slogans in the capital on Sunday.

A Delhi Court has sentenced a 76-year-old temple priest to rigorous life imprisonment for raping two minor girls aged seven and nine years repeatedly, stating that the Court would be failing in its duty, if such predators are set free and allowed to circulate, endangering other children.

Bollywood singer & actor ‘Honey Singh’ (Hirdesh Singh) lands in trouble as a domestic violence case against him and his family members has been filed by his wife Ms. Shalini Talwar under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.

After being frustrated because of a delay in Justice, a litigant of Sharhtri Park area Rakesh allegedly broke the computers and smashed the dais of the Judge inside the courtroom of Delhi Karkardooma court.

The Delhi Court has issued guidelines on declaring an absconding accused as a proclaimed offender. It observed that declaring a person as a proclaimed offender affects his life and liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution and a due process of law must be followed in this regard.

The Delhi court relied upon the observations in the bail order passed by the Delhi High Court in the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act case filed against three student activists -- Natasha Narwal, Devangana Kalita, and Asif Iqbal Tanha.