#SupremeCourt hears petition seeking guidelines on media briefing by the police
J Bagchi: the manual will restrain the police for making overenthusiastic briefings
J Bagchi: this will also stop the media from spinning the yarn and running the media trial
Sr Adv Gopal S : this all started with the Sahara Case
J Bagchi: then we were not dealing with intermediaries etc
CJI: people are dying on the road , instead of helping them they start filming them
Gopal S: the problem today is everybody is a media, everybody with a mobile phone is a media, how do we tackle this
CJI mentions how media people put red labels of 'media' behind their car, implying 'dont dare to touch us'
Gopal S: I know some people at the bar who have managed to pass the toll without giving tax just by SC Adv sticker on the car
CJI: why don;t you think of filing about the co-ordinated wings of the police, the media or the social media who are responsible?
Gopal S: Mr Mehta has very strong views on this
SG: I have strong views on everything...the mainstream media is by and large responsible, but what to do with those who have mobiles, we have tabloids on virtual media who are working as blackmailers
CJI: this is almost like a digital arrest , unfortunately we donot have a provision like that
Bench allows the petitioner to withdraw the plea
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#UttarakhandHighCourt is hearing an FIR quashing plea moved by '#MohammadDeepak', a Kotdwar-based gym owner who, on January 26, confronted Bajrang Dal members who were allegedly objecting to a Muslim shopkeeper using 'Baba' in his shop's name.
Adv Navnish Negi (for Deepak): Till date, the persons whom I named in the complaint have not been booked.
Justice Thapliyal : Aap social media par ja jakar pravachan de rahe ho, matter ko sensationalise kar rahe ho. Aapne information de di police ko, ab police ko apna kaam karne dijiye. Koi kami najar aaye to aap bata sakte hain.
#MohammadDeepak
Negi: 26 January ko incident hota hai, jahan mere client ne matter ko de-escalate karne ko koshish ki. Maine koi video viral nahin kiya, yeh to opposite side se release kiya gaya.
CJI: why are you step-motherly behaving with art 226
CJI: you are a resident of Bihar / UP then go to Patna or Allahabad HC...
Adv: I shall go, definately...Justice Nath...since there is a global change, bache itne badal chuke, but there should be a place where they should be safe
#UttarakhandHighCourt hears an FIR quashing plea moved by '#MohammadDeepak', a Kotdwar-based gym owner who, on January 26, confronted Bajrang Dal members who were allegedly objecting to a Muslim shopkeeper using 'Baba' in his shop's name.
Deepak is facing an FIR for the alleged offences of rioting, causing hurt and committing intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peace.
His plea also prays for action against cops for their 'partisan' conduct and failure to act against hate crimes.
#MohammadDeepak
State Counsel: The petitioner has concealed a crucial fact : on his complaint, two FIRs have been lodged, but he says that no action was taken on his complaint.
Delhi High Court hearing ED’s plea seeking expunging of adverse observations made by trial court while discharging Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia and others in excise policy corruption case.
Matter before Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma.
@dir_ed @ArvindKejriwal @msisodia
ASG SV Raju appears for ED.
Some Counsel for respondents seek time to file reply.
ED counsel Zoheb Hossain: No requirement of filing a reply.
Court to respondent counsel: I don’t understand. Here is an agency who says judge has exceeded jurisdiction. I told them even i make such observations. I was of the opinion i need to decide whether he exceeded jurisdiction. You said you will file reply. Now you say you need to read 600 pages. You need one more week, you take one more week.
The Kerala High Court is hearing another plea challenging certification of the film 'The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond'
#KeralaHC #KeralaStory2
Justice P.M. Manoj is considering the matter
The petitioner's counsel submitted that the certification is in violation of Rules 12, 13 and 17 of the Guidelines of the CBFC and also in derogation of Sections 191, 197 and 299 of the BNS
#SupremeCourt quashes case against Elvish Yadav alleging that he used snake venom for his video and organized rave parties where drugs were consumed.
Bench: Justice MM Sundresh and Justice N Kotiswar.
Order: we are inclined only to go into two legal issues.
First issue is on the scope and applicability of section 2(23) of the NDPS Act. The second issue is with respect to complaint under Section 55 of the Wildlife Protection Act.
Order: learned senior counsel for the appellant submitted that the cognizance of the offence under NDPS Act is not maintainable as the psychotropic substance allegedly recovered from the co accused does not find place in the Schedule of the Act.