Tusshar Kapoor allegedly receives a ₹5 crore extortion threat from a caller claiming Bishnoi gang links. Mumbai Police suspect impersonation after a voice comparison.
Read Full ArticleAllahabad High Court finds lawyers prima facie guilty of criminal contempt over courtroom violence, assault on government advocates and vandalism, and seeks FIR registration.
Supreme Court restores appeals by Pinarayi Vijayan and others against a court-ordered corruption probe and stays investigation for 10 days.
The Delhi High Court set aside the summoning order against a former Raheja Developers director, holding that a Magistrate must identify the material relied upon when summoning a person placed in Column 12 of a charge-sheet.
Supreme Court holds that sanction under Section 197 CrPC is required only at the cognizance stage and cannot bar FIR registration or investigation under Section 156(3) CrPC.
The Allahabad High Court dismissed a plea seeking an FIR against Jagadguru Rambhadracharya, holding that the remedy under Section 175(3) BNSS must be exhausted before invoking Article 226.
Supreme Court weekly roundup featuring 10 key rulings on IBC, corruption, FIRs, SC/ST Act, senior citizens, elections, motor accident compensation and service law.
Supreme Court holds that rejection of a Section 156(3) CrPC application does not bar a subsequent FIR on the same allegations, as the order is not an adjudication on merits.
Supreme Court quashes FIR arising from a camphor distributorship dispute, holding that a contractual dispute over supply, pricing and payments cannot become a criminal case without dishonest intent fr...
Himachal Pradesh High Court quashes FIR over liquor bottles without holograms, holding that the omission attracts penalty under Section 43, not prosecution under Section 39 of the Excise Act.
Telangana High Court quashes police notice to X seeking user data, finding no reference to the petitioner in the FIR and no basis for invoking Section 94 BNSS.
J&K and Ladakh High Court quashes COVID-19 WhatsApp message FIR, holding that creating panic alone does not attract Section 505(2) IPC without intent to promote enmity.
Kerala High Court directs DLSA Kasaragod to determine compensation for four acid attack victims, holding courts have a duty to consider victim compensation under Section 357A CrPC.
The Supreme Court clarified that states may withdraw FIRs against NEET protest students through the legal process and said 'criminal antecedents' refers only to grave and heinous offences.
Delhi HC grants bail to two accused in Seemapuri mob assault on journalists case, citing contradictions in prosecution's identification evidence.
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