Former Pak PM Imran Khan Leaves Islamabad HC after Being Granted Bail
Imran Khan, former Pakistan prime minister, granted bail by Islamabad High Court after protests and clashes over his arrest on corruption charges.
Source: news18.com
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Manish Sisodia Bail Application: Delhi High Court Reserves Order on AAP Leader’s Interim Bail Plea in Excise Policy Scam Case
Justice Dinesh Kumar Sharma directed the jail superintendent to provide Sisodia with video conferencing facility to speak to his wife every alternate day between 3-4 p.m. as per prison rules, till disposal of bail plea. �� Manish Sisodia Bail Application: Delhi High Court Reserves Order on AAP Leader’s Interim Bail Plea in Excise Policy Scam Case.
Source: latestly.com
Questioning Legality Of Arrest & Remand Orders, Punjab & Haryana HC Extends Interim Bail Of TV Journalist, Grants Relief To 2 Others
On Tuesday, the Punjab and Haryana High Court extended the interim bail granted to Times Now's reporter Bhawana Kishore and also granted interim bail to her cameraman Mritunjay Kumar and driver...
Source: livelaw.in
'Times Now' Reporter's Arrest| 'Allegations Serious, She Utterred Abusive Words Against Complainant's Caste Publically': Punjab Police To High Court
Filing an affidavit in the matter pertaining to the arrest of Times Now's reporter Bhawana Kishore, the Punjab Police has informed the Punjab and Haryana High Court that allegations against Kishore...
Source: livelaw.in
Offence under SC/ST Act not made out: Punjab & Haryana High Court grants interim bail to Times Now journalist Bhawana Kishore
The petitioners argued that offences under the SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act were attributed to them in order to make the offence non-bailable as the other offences under the Indian Penal Code are bailable.
Source: barandbench.com