-Abhinav Sekhri The Bombay High Court has re-affirmed the most elementary legal position — the mere power to do something does not act as a justification for doing it. That its order of 09.01.2023 directing the release of Deepak Kochhar and Chanda Kochhar by granting them interim bail on this very premise has generated such a buzz … Continue reading On the Bombay High Court granting bail to the Kochhars
-By Kshitij Goyal and Kunal Gupta Introduction The Ram Janmabhoomi case has become a cause célèbre,a case which has garnered unprecedented public attention. The last part of the controversy got resolved on 30th Sept 2020 when the special court of CBI acquitted all the 32 accused in criminal dispute due to lack of evidence.What needs … Continue reading Analysing the exactitude of the acquittal in the Babri-Masjid demolition case
By Harpreet Singh Gupta and Sahil Raveen Late Sushant Singh Rajput, an actor with pan India following, was found hanging on June 14 at his Bandra residence. The unnatural death is raising a number of questions in relation to the power of police to investigate a cognizable offence. After Sushant’s death, Bandra police filed the … Continue reading Sushant Singh Rajput matter: Continuing dilemmas in Investigation
By Mayank Udhwani and Ragini Agarwal An investigation into whether the highly acclaimed crime thriller had an element of truth on the basis of real cases from Indian Courts. [SPOILER ALERT] When Pataal Lok released on Amazon Prime, it received raging reviews for its fast-paced, engrossing narrative and stellar acting performances. The crime-thriller also irked … Continue reading Paatal Lok: Fact or Fiction?
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