A bench of Justices UU Lalit and Ajay Rastogi while hearing the matter questioned the Counsel about the state's objection regarding the Madras HC order which states that you just have to reserve 4 % seat in consistency with the normal principle that you reserve for the physically handicapped person.
The Supreme Court today on an appeal filed by the State of Tripura has issued notice to a man who has obtained his MBBS degree fraudulently as he had taken admission in the College by producing fake caste certificate and stayed the impugned order passed by the Tripura High Court.
The High Court further noted that, “Regard being had to the evidence that the appellant Ravindra son of Pratap Singh had also fired a shot, which injured the deceased in the mouth and in the internal part of it, which was also the cause of death, we dismiss the prayer for bail.”
Madras High Court while perusing the status report dated filed by the State indicating that adequate measures have been taken to vaccinate persons with disabilities noted some facts & reposed the faith of the Government of Tamil Nadu in taking the right measures to vaccinate all persons with disabilities.
In the petition filed the petition in Allahabad High Court alleging that the village Abadi owned by his father is now occupied by him and his two brothers residing in the same house with a share of 14x20 sq. ft. each however his brothers try to encroach over his share.
Since prima facie case is made out, therefore, second bail application moved by the applicant is not liable to be allowed. There is long criminal history of the applicant. Looking to this fact also, second bail applicant cannot be allowed.
The petitioners moved Supreme Court by virtue of the instant writ petitions seeks to highlight unchallenged rulings from Juvenile Justice Board wherein the petitioners have been declared Juveniles with clear findings that they were all below the age limit of 18 years.
The Public Interest Litigation in the Madhya Pradesh High Court has been filed with the prayer that the respondents be directed to stop illegal mining/ stone crushers without having any valid mining lease and without following the procedure prescribed under the M.P. Minor Mineral Rules, 1996.
The Delhi Tis Hazari Court relied on the order of the Supreme Court of India in the Suo Moto Writ Petition taking stock of the prevailing situation arising from unprecedented surge in and spiraling cases in the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic.
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.