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Vallabhbhai Mitabhai Vajeliya challenged a six‑month externment order dated 01‑03‑2026, issued under the Gujarat Police Act, 1951, on the basis of two FIRs under Section 65(a)(a) of the Prohibition Act. More than five months of the externment had already elapsed, and the petitioner sought …
The accused, Ravi @Morari Keshabhai Matang and others, applied for anticipatory bail under Section 482 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, in connection with an FIR alleging offences under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 and the Gujarat Police Act. Their earlier anticipatory bail …
The petitioners, appointed as Home Guards under the Bombay Home Guards Act, 1947, sought equal treatment with State Police officers, including regular pay, service benefits, and permanent status, via a writ under Article 226. The State argued that Home Guards are a voluntary, emergency‑only force …
The petitioners, appointed as Home Guards under the Bombay Home Guards Act, 1947, sought equal treatment with State Police officers, including regular pay, service benefits, and permanent status, via a writ under Article 226. The State argued that Home Guards are a voluntary, emergency‑only force …
Ashrafbhai Jumabhai Khafi challenged an order of externment issued by the Sub‑Divisional Magistrate of Jamnagar under Section 56(a) of the Gujarat Police Act, 1951, which barred him from the district for six months. The order, upheld by the appellate authority, was based on two FIRs (2023 and 2024) …
The petitioner, Ravinder Singh Sidhu, faced 64 FIRs across ten states arising from alleged financial fraud. He filed a writ petition under Article 32 seeking the clubbing and transfer of all FIRs to a single jurisdiction, later modifying the prayer to consolidation within each state. The Supreme …
The case arises from the 2002 Gujarat riots following the Godhra train burning incident, in which the appellant's husband was killed in the Gulberg Society massacre. The appellant filed a complaint alleging a larger criminal conspiracy at the highest level of the state government, including the then …
The case involves the murder of Mukeshbhai, the husband of complainant Jayaben, who was brutally beaten and tied to a gate by five accused persons. The accused were identified in a Test Identification Parade, and the incident was captured on CCTV and a mobile phone. The High Court had released the …
