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The order has come in a criminal writ petition moved by a fact-checking journalist Mohammed Zubair. The Petition seeks to quash the FIR lodged against him by a twitter user, Jagdish Singh. Facts of the Case The Petitioner herein Mohammed Zubair is a Journalist and Co-founder of India’s most-read fact-checking

The High Court of Delhi highlighted that any further delay cannot be caused in ramping up testing facilities. Hence, the requirement of providing a doctor’s prescription for getting oneself tested for COVID-19 through RT-PCR tests shall not be needed. Facts of the Case A brief Status Report has been filed

The application concerns the Supreme Court’s order of April 2020 in Union of India v. R. Thiyagarajan. This entailed the same issue to provide relief in line with its ruling. Facts of the Case The sole Petitioner Inder Kumar Rana with 319 others, has filed the present petition. The plea

A controversy erupted over a promotional clip released by Sudarshan TV channel on August 26. The promo claimed to broadcast a ‘big expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in government service. Due to which former and current students of Jamia Millia Islamia University approached The High Court of Delhi. Facts

The High Court of Delhi extended the interim protection granted to Vinod Dua in an FIR which alleges him of spreading misinformation and causing communal enmity on his YouTube channel. Facts of the Case The Petitioner, Vinod Dua is a known journalist and television anchor. BJP spokesperson Naveen Kumar filed

The order has come in a writ petition filed by Vinay Mittal (the Petitioner). He has been charge-sheeted in seven separate cases of siphoning of funds by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The plea claims that the arrest of the Petitioner in the other six cases is illegal. And

The order has come in an application moved by the Delhi Rozi Roti Adhikar Abhiyan. The plea seeks adequate ration to all the residents in Delhi, with or without a ration card. This also demands direction from the Delhi Government to resume the scheme of providing dry ration. Facts of

The petitioner, Rakesh Kumar has received rigorous imprisonment for a period of two years, and it is the maximum sentence prescribed under the Negotiable Instrument Act. Hence, the petitioner approached the High Court of Punjab and Haryana. The plea confines his prayer to reduce the time of Imprisonment. Facts of

The order has come in a plea moved by an NGO named Dhanak for Humanity. The plea highlights the direction of the Supreme Court in Shakti Vahini v. Union Of India. Facts of the Case The Petitioner here is an organization comprising interfaith and inter-caste couples. The plea seeks court

The High Court of Delhi on Friday allowed Delhi University (DU) to proceed with its online Open Book Examinations (OBE) for final year students. The Court declined the student’s plea to stay the exam. However, it passed a slew of directions to address the various concerns raised by students. The