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The Delhi High Court addressed a dispute regarding the unilateral reduction of interest rates on a fixed deposit of Rs 5.89 crore. The bank had reduced the interest rate from 7.75% to 3.5% citing non-renewal of the deposit upon maturity, a decision the court ruled was arbitrary and unsupported.
In December 2025, a Delhi trial court declined to take cognizance of an Enforcement Directorate prosecution complaint against Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and others, ruling the matter not maintainable because it originated from a private complaint. The Enforcement Directorate subsequently appealed this dismissal to the Delhi High Court. On 12 October 2026, the Delhi High Court dismissed an interim application filed by the agency seeking a status quo on properties previously attached in the investigation.
Vipin Bhati, the husband of the deceased Nikki Bhati, is accused of involvement in her murder in Greater Noida. The Allahabad High Court has granted bail to the accused in connection with the ongoing criminal proceedings.
The Mapusa JMFC court granted regular bail to Gaurav and Saurabh Luthra on 12 October 2026 in the case regarding the alleged forgery of a No Objection Certificate for the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub. The Bombay High Court concurrently directed the brothers to pay interim compensation of ₹ 20 lakh each to the families of the victims. Despite the bail order, the brothers continued to be held in judicial custody as of 12 October 2026 due to other pending proceedings.
The Enforcement Directorate is challenging a December 2025 trial court ruling that dismissed its PMLA complaint against Associated Journals Limited and Congress leaders including Sonia and Rahul Gandhi. On 12 October 2026, the Delhi High Court rejected the agency's request for an interim status quo on attached properties and declined to restrain Associated Journals Limited from seeking the release of these assets before the PMLA appellate authority.
The Jharkhand High Court adjudicated an appeal regarding a divorce petition filed under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. The court held that a wife's allegations of cruelty are not invalidated by the absence of a registered FIR, and established that a spouse forced to leave the matrimonial home due to cruelty does not constitute desertion.
Professor G.N. Saibaba and others were prosecuted for alleged links to banned Maoist organizations. While the Bombay High Court acquitted the accused on 5 March 2024, the Maharashtra government continued to pursue an appeal against this decision as reported on 12 October 2026, despite the death of Professor Saibaba.
A POCSO court in Noida denied a bail plea to a Surajpur resident accused of raping and impregnating a 14-year-old girl, citing the addition of serious charges as reported on 13 May 2026. During a hearing on 12 October 2026, the Allahabad High Court raised concerns regarding the state education system after the victim, who had completed Class V, was unable to read a Hindi newspaper.
Following a fire at the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in Goa that killed 25 people, the Supreme Court upheld the cancellation of bail for owners Saurabh Luthra, Gaurav Luthra, and Ajay Gupta on 2 September 2026. The accused surrendered on 14 September 2026 and were remanded to judicial custody. As of 12 October 2026, the Bombay High Court has ordered each owner to deposit Rs 20 lakh as interim compensation for the victims' families while the trial continues.
The Supreme Court has directed the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) to deposit Rs 646 crore with its registry by November 6. The MMRDA is challenging a Bombay High Court decision that quashed its demand against Reliance Industries regarding a construction delay at the Bandra-Kurla Complex.
The Delhi High Court has directed central government authorities to allow office-bearers of the evicted Central Secretariat Club to access their former premises at the President's Estate to retrieve club records and belongings. The court granted the representatives a two-week window to complete the collection of items.
Srikrishna Ramesh, known as Sriki, was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in May 2026 regarding an organized cryptocurrency money laundering probe involving a ₹288 crore trail. While a special court denied him bail on 29 August 2026, the Karnataka High Court granted him bail on 12 October 2026 due to the length of his detention and the unlikely prospect of a swift trial conclusion.
A female employee challenged her termination from service, which occurred after she applied for maternity benefits. While a 2024 order previously directed payment of compensation for wrongful termination, the Himachal Pradesh High Court subsequently stayed the termination of the employee, who is a scientist, on 12 October 2026. The court has directed the authorities to permit her to continue in her service pending further hearings.
The Supreme Court of India stayed trial proceedings on 11 October 2026 in a criminal defamation case filed by BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri and his nephew Rajpal against TV Today Network Ltd. This follows the Delhi High Court's 4 November 2025 decision to uphold a trial court order refusing to discharge the network from the case. On 11 October 2026, the Supreme Court issued a formal notice to Bidhuri and his nephew regarding the network's plea.
The Gujarat High Court has dismissed a petition by Senior Civil Judge A. H. Dave challenging her removal from judicial service. The court upheld her dismissal, citing serious misconduct, including threatening to sleep on the pavement due to the non-allotment of official accommodation and writing intemperate correspondence to senior judges.
The Delhi High Court acquitted a man who had been convicted of sexually assaulting a minor. The court cited significant contradictions in the testimonies provided by the victim and her mother, as well as an absence of medical evidence to support the prosecution's case.
The Jharkhand High Court ordered fresh judicial inquiries into 262 custodial death cases, condemning the state's use of executive probes as administrative lawlessness. As of 25 July 2026, the court has emphasized the requirement for judicial inquiries under Section 196(2) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita. A separate public interest litigation remains pending as of 02 July 2026, challenging an NHRC circular regarding the procedures for these inquiries.
On 8 October 2026, the Supreme Court of India cancelled the election results for 50 municipal wards in the Patiala and Moga districts of Punjab following allegations of a compromised election process. The court ordered re-polling to occur within six weeks and, as reported on 9 October 2026, directed the Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court to appoint a monitoring committee headed by a retired judge to oversee the process.
Sharjeel Imam was arrested in 2020 on charges including sedition and promoting enmity between groups. Although the Delhi High Court granted him statutory bail in this case on 29 May 2024, a Delhi court observed on 10 October 2026 that he violated interim bail conditions by contacting the media; however, the court declined to cancel his bail because he was already in the process of returning to custody.
A Special Investigation Team investigated four police officers, including a CCB DySP and three inspectors, for alleged involvement in a Bitcoin-related crime in Karnataka. The cases against these officers were closed as reported on 10 July 2026 after the Karnataka government denied prosecution sanction. Separately, hacker Srikrishna Ramesh was granted conditional bail by the Karnataka High Court on 8 October 2026 in a linked money laundering case.
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