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Karat was referring to remarks made during the hearing of a plea filed by a public servant, who is accused of repeatedly raping a girl, against the Bombay High Court February 5 order which had cancelled his anticipatory bail. The Left leader said that these questions, words and actions have serious implications in granting of bail in cases of rape of minors.
Highlights The SC, while examining the issue of consensual sex between a live-in couple, has sought to know whether sexual intercourse between them can be termed as ‘rape.’ The top court also stayed the arrest of a man accused of raping his former partner for eight weeks It said that the trial court will decide on the question of the liberty of the petitioners in the case New Delhi: The Supreme Court, while examining the issue of consensual sex between a couple living together, has sought to know whether sexual intercourse between them can be termed as ‘rape.’ The top court also sta...
ET Politics NEWS Powered by 'Let us know if you want to marry her': CJI SA Bobde to man accused of raping minor SECTIONS 'Let us know if you want to marry her': CJI SA Bobde to man accused of raping minorBy Share Synopsis The Bombay high court had cancelled bail granted by a sessions court to the accused at the complainant’s behest in the first case In another case, Bobde asked if a man’s sexual conduct, however brutal, could attract rape charges if it was made by his partner. Chief Justice of India SA Bobde triggered a controversy on Monday with his ...
The man told the court that he was a government employee who will be suspended if he was arrested or detained under criminal charges.
Trolling judges, comments against judiciary is a new disturbing trend, says Union law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that judges should be given ‘complete freedom’ to decide on cases. Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad. | PTI Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Saturday said there was a “new disturbing trend” of passing objectionable comments and “trolling” judges by people on social media for not passing verdicts favourable to them. He was speaking at an event of the Patna High Court, in the presence of Chief Justice of India SA Bobde and Bihar Chi...