Asaram Bapu had moved the Supreme Court for bail saying he wanted to undergo Ayurvedic treatment in Uttarakhand. Rajasthan government affidavit says this is his third attempt to get his sentence reduced. The father of the rape victim has also expressed fear that he and his daughter will be killed.
The Supreme Court has allowed the appeal filed by the Ahmedabad Medical Association, which has over 11,000 members, seeking directions against the order of the Gujarat High Court
The Supreme Court was told that the Central government had not come up with a solution on providing rations to migrant workers who did not have ration cards. The case is from 2020 when migrant labourers were forced to walk to their villages after the nationwide lockdown without any rations.
The High Court had said that the same may be presented before the learned Magistrate contesting with regard to the financial distress and also the health condition of the petitioner.
However, the Bench observed, “The petitioner has annexed the circular of RBI, by which the RBI has given MSMEs some concessions. It has been submitted that it’s not sufficient. He has sought for financial measures.”
A bench of Justices Indira Banerjee and M.R. Shah heard the plea by Bholu through his Senior Counsel Manan Kumar Mishra, who submitted that his client is a 16-year-old boy and has been languishing in jail for the last three-and-a-half years just because of a media trial.
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a bail application filed by an accused, who was convicted for storing ammunition and fake Indian currency, in addition to making a team for terrorist training in Pakistan.
Moreover, Rohini Court had dismissed a plea by Sushil for special food in prison including health supplements containing protein, Omega-3 capsules, ointment capsules, etc, earlier this month.
It is further clarified that the fact of the petitioner having converted to Islam would not be a relevant factor while ensuring that there is no interference in the liberty of the petitioners unless there is any allegation by petitioner no.1 regarding forcible conversion.
The Jammu and Kashmir High Court recently quashed an order issued by the superintendent of police, City South, Jammu on a re-investigation in a case already closed by his superior, Senior Superintendent of Police, Jammu. The reason for the quashing of the order of the junior was 'Not Admitted'.