Madhya Pradesh High Court

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has disposed of a petition filed by a Hindu girl, seeking police protection to her Muslim friend, while stating that neither her friend, nor his family, has asked for the same.

The Jabalpur Bench of Madhya Pradesh High Court has disposed of a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), alleging encroachment by private espondents on a government land.

The PIL in Madhya Pradesh High Court was filed for a direction to the respondents to remove the old construction of Katra Police Chowki situated on the main road.

The Supreme Court cancelled the bail application of a man accused in the murder case of Madhya Pradesh Congress leader Devendra Chaurasia, while stating that the country cannot have two parallel legal systems - one for the rich, powerful and politically influential; and the other for the common man.

The PIL in Madhya Pradesh High Court has been filed by Sanskardhani Abhibhavak Sangthan Jabalpur through Advocate Sunanda Kesharwani.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court rejected the second bail application of man accused of poaching. The court looked into the facts and circumstances of the case, and contention of the learned counsel of the State, said it is not inclined to grant bail to the applicant, Dhyan Singh.

A division bench of Justice Prakash Shrivastava and Justice Vishal Dhagat having heard the Counsel for the petitioner and on the perusal of the record noted that the initial date fixed for the CLAT Examination and submission of form for the same has been relaxed from time to time by the respondent.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has disposed of a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) regarding construction of boundary wall of Shriram Janki Temple at Bhitarwar in Gwalior, directing the petitioner to approach the Gwalior Collector for the same.

The Court declares the strike by the nurses in the State as illegal and condemns their action especially because such a call has been given at a time when the country has still not been able to come out of the ill effects of the second wave of COVID-19.

The petition filed in Madhya Pradesh claimed that a four percent reservation was to be given under the handicapped quota in Madhya Pradesh Civil Judge Examination 2019.