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Prabhat Dhyani, president of the Uttarakhand Parivartan Party (UPP), was detained by Uttarakhand police while traveling to Delhi for the CJP Chalo Sansad (Chalo Parliament) march on July 21, 2026. The Uttarakhand High Court criticized the police action and upheld Dhyani's constitutional right to travel.
A key accused in a high-profile 'digital arrest' fraud case was arrested by the Cyber Crime Police in Hyderabad. The case involves a sophisticated online fraud scheme targeting victims through impersonation.
Delhi Police arrested multiple suspects including Shoyab Khan from Uttar Pradesh and Ravi Kashyap, along with associates from Punjab and Gujarat, in connection with organised criminal syndicates operating across India and Pakistan. The arrests were part of a large-scale operation conducted over 48 hours involving 1,000 teams.
Surat Police arrested Rohit Virendrasinh Shakya, an 18-year-old school dropout, for developing malicious APK files that were supplied to cybercriminal gangs operating from Jharkhand's Jamtara. The case involves an AI-powered cyber fraud network and losses estimated at Rs 64 crore. Shakya was arrested from a hotel in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh during the investigation.
A case involving the placement of a vibrating machine on a victim's vaginal opening was heard by the Kerala High Court. The court held that such conduct constitutes penetrative sexual assault equivalent to rape under the POCSO Act.
The NIA filed a 7,500-page chargesheet against 10 accused persons in connection with a blast that occurred near Delhi's Red Fort on November 10, 2025. The NIA alleges an operation called 'Operation Heavenly Hind' designed to overthrow the government using a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device.
Former Tehelka editor-in-chief Tarun Tejpal was accused of rape, sexual harassment, wrongful confinement and assault of a woman journalist at a Goa resort in November 2013. After initial acquittal in 2021, the Bombay High Court's Goa bench convicted him in 2026 following final arguments on the chargesheet filed by Goa Police in February 2014.
A man died in January 2024 following police custody. An FIR was registered on July 30, 2026 to probe the death. The Supreme Court criticised the Chhattisgarh Director General of Police, describing the handling as 'totally incompetent' and warning of potential contempt proceedings.
Gujarat police seized a house valued at Rs 15 lakh and a car worth Rs 6 lakh belonging to a Bihar-based drug smuggler. The seizure order was issued under sections 68-I and 68-U of the NDPS Act after hearings in April and July 2026.
The Supreme Court registered a suo motu case in October 2025 after a senior citizen couple from Haryana reported being defrauded of Rs 1.5 crore in a digital arrest scam. The Court issued 13-point directions to combat such scams nationwide, recognizing this as a widespread issue affecting multiple states and directing RBI, banks, and state authorities to implement urgent SOPs and cybercrime coordination mechanisms.
The National Investigation Agency arrested Ummar Farook, a key absconding accused in the 2022 murder of Karnataka BJP leader Praveen Nettaru. Farook was apprehended in Kochi and had a Red Corner Notice and non-bailable warrant against him. The arrest brings the total number of arrests in the high-profile case to 25, with 2 accused still at large.
A one-and-a-half-year-old boy named Arshid allegedly died at the hands of his stepfather in Nedumangad, Thiruvananthapuram. The Kerala High Court ordered expedited chargesheet filing, though the State later reported delays due to pending forensic reports.
Udhayanidhi Stalin, Leader of Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, was arrested from his home on charges related to remarks made against actor Trisha. The DMK party alleged the arrest was political vendetta. The case involves allegations of offensive statements.
The Supreme Court delivered a verdict against ex post facto environmental clearances, emphasizing that prior environmental approval must be obtained before project commencement and that public interest considerations must be prioritized in future projects. The Court recognized narrow constitutional exceptions for national defence, urgent healthcare facilities, and remote area connectivity.
Former AAP MLA Naresh Balyan was discharged by Delhi court in an extortion and criminal conspiracy case. The court found significant lacunae in the investigation, including lack of seizure of the complainant's mobile phone and lack of authenticity of electronic evidence. MCOCA was invoked against gangster Sangwan in connection with the extortion case.
The CBI registered a cheating case against Reliance Capital Ltd, its ex-chairman Anil Ambani, and unknown public servants over an alleged Rs 1,816 crore loss to the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO). The agency alleges that EPFO invested in RCL's secured non-convertible debentures on which the company subsequently defaulted on repayment, with allegations of fraudulent transactions and diversion of funds.
A public interest litigation seeks directions to ban the use of metallic pellets fired from pump action rifles or projectile action guns by law enforcement agencies for dispersing civilian assemblies. The petition was filed following injuries sustained by a Delhi protest victim during the Sansad Chalo protest.
The CBI chargesheeted seven persons, including former IDFC FIRST Bank Sector-32 branch manager Ribhav Rishi, in an alleged fraud involving Rs 340 crore siphoned from Chandigarh civic funds. The chargesheet identifies the former bank manager as the alleged principal mastermind. The case involves 87 fraudulent transactions.
A Supreme Court judgment delivered in May 2026 in the Prajwala case, described as a significant victory for anti-human trafficking advocates. The case relates to human trafficking and forced labour practices in India.
A 26-year-old man named Muhammad Sanoof from Kerala was arrested under UAPA for allegedly posting comments on social media that justified the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack. The case involves alleged glorification of terrorism on social media.