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Allahabad high court. (File photo) PRAYAGRAJ: The Allahabad high court has directed the Ghaziabad district magistrate to file his personal affidavit in a PIL alleging black marketing of oxygen in the district, resulting in alleged deaths of several Covid-19 patients during the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. The court also asked the DM to file the report of the inquiry instituted by him in this regard following a complaint filed by the petitioner Nand Kishor, a sitting MLA from Loni assembly constituency of Ghaziabad, alleging involvement of an ADM and some other persons in black ma...

Courts Are Concerned With Legality and Not Morality. They Should Refrain From Preaching. Recent verdicts by the Punjab and Haryana high court on granting protections to couples in live-in relationships shows why courts should be guided by constitutional morality, not what is socially acceptable. Representative image. Photo: StockSnap on Pixabay Rights21 hours ago Two benches of the Punjab and Haryana high court recently refused to grant protection to a live-in couple who apprehended harassment by their families. Briefly, the court held that live-in relationships are not morally and socially a...

PIL in SC seeks free COVID-19 vaccine for every citizen The petition stated that under Article 21, every person in India has the invaluable right to get the vaccination free of cost. By ANI|   Posted by Nikita Venkatesh  |   Published: 12th May 2021 2:30 pm IST Supreme Court of India New Delhi: A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking direction to the Union of India to formulate a uniform pan India policy for free of cost Covid-19 vaccination to every Indian citizen. The PIL filed by the Social Democratic Party of India through advocate A Selvin Raja also requested the top...

Share This - x Karnataka High Court has said Right to lead a healthy life is an integral part of Article 21 of the Constitution of India. "Right to lead a healthy life cannot be obstructed by individuals who do not bother to follow the rules regarding masks, maintaining social distance, congregating etc", the Court said. A division bench of Chief Justice Abhay Oka and Justice Suraj Govindaraj, on Thursday clarified "As far as offence under sub section 1 of section 5, (Karnataka Epidemic Diseases Act) for failure of wearing mask and social distancing is attracted not only in relation ...

Share This - x The Father of the victim in the alleged rape case against former minister Ramesh Jarkiholi, has approached the Karnataka High Court seeking to quash the statment recorded by his daughter under section 164 of CrPC before the magistrate. The petitioner, who is a retired army personnel, has claimed that the facts and circumstances of the case would make it clear that the petitioner, his family and his daughter are the victims of politics. The right to life includes the right to reputation and on account of the victimisation of the daughter of the petitioner, the right to r...