The Kerala High Court acquits a man convicted under Section 354 IPC, holding that the alleged act of hitting a woman’s chest with an elbow did not establish the requisite criminal intent. The Court also finds the evidence insufficient to sustain the conviction without independent corroboration.
Read Full ArticleThe Kerala High Court held that a citizen's attire is a matter of personal choice and nobody can dictate it without legal backing.
A Mumbai Magistrate discharged an accused in the Bulli Bai App case, holding that merely following the app and contacting a co-accused did not constitute an offence.
Thiruvananthapuram court grants bail to journalist T G Mohandas in cyber crime case over Jantar Mantar videos, finding police failed to issue mandatory Section 35(3) BNSS notice before arrest.
The Madras High Court refused to quash FIRs against Dr. Ponraj, holding that scientific eminence and public standing cannot be used as a defence for alleged derogatory remarks against women.
Madras High Court directs police to probe morphed obscene images, online extortion, preserve digital evidence, and register an FIR if a cognizable offence is made out.
Senior Advocate Mahalakshmi Pavani critiques the Unnao verdict, exposing how legal technicalities and political impunity deepen injustice for a survivor.
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