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Bengaluru police initiated a crackdown on drug trafficking within the Kannada film industry, commonly known as Sandalwood. Multiple high-profile individuals, including film actresses and a party organizer, were arrested alongside alleged suppliers during the investigation.
The Supreme Court delivered a verdict regarding petitions challenging the indefinite public protests at Shaheen Bagh, Delhi, which were held against the Citizenship Amendment Act. The court examined the balance between the right to protest and the right of the public to access common areas.
The Central Bureau of Investigation registered a case against the Hyderabad-based firm Transstroy (India) Limited and its executives for an alleged bank fraud amounting to approximately ₹7,926 crore.
Para shooters have alleged that officials demanded a 20% commission from their prize money as a condition for selection into the Para Asian Games contingent. Several shooters claim they were excluded from the games after refusing to pay the bribe.
This case involves the recovery of explosives in a vehicle near the residence of Mukesh Ambani and the subsequent death of businessman Mansukh Hiren. The investigation includes allegations of a conspiracy involving police officers, including Sachin Waze, and claims of extortion targeting influential figures.
The Jharkhand High Court is hearing a matter concerning over 400 custodial deaths in the state. The court has directed the state government to file an affidavit clarifying whether mandatory judicial inquiries were conducted in each case.
A PRD jawan was found dead inside the lockup at Raipur Police Station in Dehradun. An inquiry has been ordered into the incident following allegations of foul play by the family.
A Delhi court has issued summons to Lawrence Bishnoi and other individuals in connection with an extortion case. This follows a previous discharge of the accused in the same matter.
A public interest litigation was filed challenging the validity of Rule 6(1) of the Indian Police Service (Cadre) Rules, which allows the Central government to override state governments in matters of transfer and deputation of IPS officers. The Supreme Court dismissed the petition.
The Bombay High Court delivered a judgment on multiple PILs addressing concerns over 'media trials' and the reporting by electronic media during the investigation into the death of Sushant Singh Rajput. The court issued guidelines regarding the conduct of media and the obligations of investigative agencies to maintain the integrity of the justice system.
The Andhra Pradesh High Court declined to pass interim orders in a PIL challenging the allotment of land to Google, filed by YSRCP MP Maddela Guru Murthy.
The Supreme Court set aside a Calcutta High Court order in a PIL concerning land use in Shantiniketan, cautioning against the use of PILs for selective challenges and emphasizing the need for evidence-based claims.
The Supreme Court delivered a split verdict regarding the constitutional validity of Section 17A of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, which requires prior approval before initiating investigations against public servants.
The Central Bureau of Investigation registered a case against Mondelez India and its former officials, along with former customs and central excise officers. The investigation concerns allegations of corruption and fraud related to the fraudulent claiming of area-based tax benefits for a unit in Himachal Pradesh.
The Delhi High Court transferred the investigation into the death of gangster Ankit Gujjar in Tihar Jail to the Central Bureau of Investigation. The court also criticized the Tihar jail administration regarding the incident.
A special court in Mumbai accepted the closure report filed by the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai Police regarding the MSCB scam. The EOW's findings in the closure report reportedly contradicted earlier findings by the Enforcement Directorate.
The Supreme Court issued directions for the time-bound clearance of encroachments within the Agasthyamalai Landscape. The order includes the closure of resorts and the deployment of necessary personnel to ensure compliance.
The Supreme Court heard an urgent petition challenging the Delhi Police's imposition of sweeping transport restrictions, including the closure of metro stations, rail services, and internet access, ahead of a protest planned by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) for October 10, 2026. The Court expressed concern over the blanket nature of these restrictions, characterizing them as over-reaching.
The Supreme Court reviewed the legal battle concerning the removal of Cyrus Mistry as chairman of Tata Sons. The court ultimately upheld the decision of Tata Sons to sack Mistry, setting aside an earlier NCLAT order.
The Supreme Court set aside a Bombay High Court judgment that had interpreted 'sexual assault' under the POCSO Act as requiring direct skin-to-skin contact. The apex court clarified that physical contact made with sexual intent is sufficient to constitute an offence under the Act.