SFIO probe into Kerala CM’s daughter’s firm is legal and irrevocable: Karnataka High Court
Justice M Nagaprasanna, who pronounced the verdict on the petition on Friday, said that a copy of the order would be released on February 17.
Justice M Nagaprasanna, who pronounced the verdict on the petition on Friday, said that a copy of the order would be released on February 17.
Asks HC to decide the matter expeditiously
With the Karnataka High Court clearing the hurdles, Season 2 of the Grand Prix Badminton League (GPBL) was launched by badminton legend Prakash Padukone unveiling the dazzling GPBL Trophy during a prestigious event attended by some of the City's elite.
On a request by the Additional Solicitor General S V Raju, who appeared for the CBI for an expeditious hearing of the matter by the high court, the bench in its order said, “Petitioner (CBI) would be at liberty to request HC for expeditious disposal which shall be considered by it on its merits”
The bench mentioned the Vedas and Upanishads and stated that it is the duty of the children to take care of their mother.
The bench headed by Justice Mohammad Nawaz gave the order on Monday while looking into the petition of the accused, Dilli Rani.
The apex court said that observations made in the petition "are not only derogatory to the Karnataka High Court but highly contemptuous in nature."
A bench, headed by Chief Justice U.U. Lalit noted that B.A. Umesh was kept in solitary confinement at Belagavi jail for a period of 10 years in violation of law.
The petitioners on Wednesday told the Supreme Court that according to the religious text, wearing of hijab was 'farz' (duty) and the courts were not equipped to determine its essentiality.
These teachers and superintendents allowed hijab clad girls to write exams on Monday at the C.S. Patil Examination Centre in Gadag.