Justice Subramonium Prasad

Refusing bail to one of the accused in delhi riots 2020, the Delhi High Court on Monday said that Delhi riots were planned and calculated to cause disruptions and not triggered by any incident.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday declined to hear an appeal filed by a 69-year-old disabled woman, seeking probe by the Crime Branch, Economic Offence Wing (EOW), Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) or the Enforcement Directorate (ED) into a fraud committed upon her by her relatives, which lead to the loss of Gas Agency, established by her long years of hard work.

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The Delhi High Court granted bail to Furkan, Mohd Arif, Shadab Ahmad, Suvaleen and Tabassum, who all have been in judicial custody since last year, for allegedly causing the death of Head Constable Ratan Lal, as also causing serious head injuries to the DCP North-East and damaging public property

The Association of MD Physicians filed an appeal before the Delhi High Court, challenging the cost imposed and adverse observations made against the Association by the Single-Judge Bench, regarding postponement of the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE)

The vacation bench of Justice Subramonium Prasad was hearing two connected pleas, wherein one was filed by the couple seeking protection of their life and liberty and other was filed by the mother of the girl seeking rescue of the girl from possession of the boy.

The Delhi High Court was of the opinion that the issues raised in the plea against CBSE on Class 10 results are substantial enough and requires the adjudication, and thereby, issued notice to the respondents.

A single-judge Delhi High Court bench of Justice Subramonium Prasad noted, “The repeated attempts on the part of the petitioner is nothing but an abuse of the process of law.”

Delhi High Court dismissing the revision petition filed by a man convicted for offenses under section 279 IPC, and section 304A IPC has held that “two persons have died in the accident. It is not inclined to extend the benefit of the Probation of Offenders Act, 1958 and Section 368 CrPC.

The court allowed interim bail to the petitioner for 90 days upon furnishing a personal bond of Rs 35,000 with surety in like amount.