
Section 52A compliance key in NDPS cases
Proper disposal, inventory, and sampling of seized drugs under Section 52A NDPS Act are mandatory; non-compliance risks acquittal.
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Proper disposal, inventory, and sampling of seized drugs under Section 52A NDPS Act are mandatory; non-compliance risks acquittal.
Anticipatory bail denied in a Rs. 20 lakh GST fraud case involving forged invoices; court cites need for custodial interrogation.

Justice BV Nagarathna emphasized rehabilitation over punishment in juvenile justice, stating that the system must protect children even when they commit offences. She highlighted systemic challenges in implementation and the need for holistic reform.

Himachal Pradesh High Court upheld acquittal under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, ruling that complainant failed to prove financial capacity to advance the alleged loan.

Abhijeet Dipke, Saurav Das, and Ashutosh Ranka were released by a Special Executive Magistrate after being detained by Delhi Police upon arrival from Mumbai. They were detained ahead of a planned protest at Jantar Mantar.
Bombay HC denies bail in ₹13 crore fake GST ITC case involving 12 non-existent suppliers; invoices lacked actual supply.
Bombay High Court denies anticipatory bail in a ₹29.7 crore fake GST ITC case involving non-existent firms, citing necessity of custodial interrogation.
Bombay High Court denies anticipatory bail in a ₹23 crore fake ITC case, citing need for custodial interrogation to probe shell companies and fraudulent invoicing.

The Delhi High Court dismissed petitions seeking action against politicians for hate speeches linked to the 2020 Delhi riots and an SIT probe into police conduct at Jamia Millia Islamia during 2019 CAA protests. The Court held existing probes sufficient.
Gujarat High Court granted regular bail in an e-way bill forgery case, subject to deposit of ₹29.30 lakh as tax and compliance with standard conditions.

The Delhi High Court is considering whether a trial court can impose a 'modified sentence' of fixed-term imprisonment in murder cases, following reliance on the Sriharan verdict by a convict sentenced to 35 years.

The Madras High Court upheld cancellation of bail granted to an extortion accused, citing Instagram posts glorifying him as a 'king' and brandishing weapons, which created a real risk of witness tampering.
Calcutta HC granted bail to accused in NDPS case involving 8.509 kg ganja, citing custody duration and quantity classification.