SC issues notices in LGs contempt case
Instead of not implementing the SC’s Mar 25 order for restoration of LGs in Punjab, CJP noted that representatives are not interested to resume their work.
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Instead of not implementing the SC’s Mar 25 order for restoration of LGs in Punjab, CJP noted that representatives are not interested to resume their work.
In its affidavit before the Karnataka high court, which is likely to hear the petition filed by Krishna Prasad, Arun Shourie, N.Ram and Prashant Bhushan, the Centre appears to have got its facts wrong, let alone its contentions.
Telangana HC awards 3 month jail term to District Collector, two others in contempt case By Mansoor| Updated: 4th March 2021 8:14 pm IST Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court has sentenced Rajanna Sircilla District Collector D Krishna Bhaskar and two other officials, to three months simple imprisonment in a contempt case over acquisition of farm land belonging to a batch of farmers for building a reservoir. Justice M S Ramachandra Rao held Bhaskar, then joint collector Yasmin Basha (now Collector of Wanaparthy district) and Revenue Divisional Officer N Srinivasa Rao had wilfully disobeyed t...
HC orders imprisonment of two Collectors, RDO Updated: Updated: Directed to pay costs of ₹10,000 to petitioners Share Article Directed to pay costs of ₹10,000 to petitioners The High Court has sentenced Sircilla Collector D. Krishna Bhaskar, the then Joint Collector (now Collector of Wanaparthy) Yashmin Basha and Land Acquisition Officer/ Revenue Divisional Officer N. Srinivas Rao to undergo a simple imprisonment of three months and pay a fine of ₹2,000 in a contempt case. They shall also pay costs of ₹ 10,000 to each of the petitioners within four weeks. The sentence of imprisonment...
No contempt case against Rajdeep Sardesai, says Supreme Court Updated: Updated: Court issues clarification after website listed suo motu case Share Article Court issues clarification after website listed suo motu case The Supreme Court's public relations department late on Tuesday issued a statement that the court had not initiated any criminal contempt proceedings against senior journalist Rajdeep Sardesai. It clarified that information on the court’s website showing the case status was placed “inadvertently” and “appropriate action to rectify the same is under process”. “This ...