Delhi court orders bulletproof jackets, handcuffs for 2 accused in singer Baliyan murder over fake encounter fears
The Shamli Police arrested the two accused, Deepak and Yogesh, in connection with the murder, and they are lodged in Tihar Jail
The Shamli Police arrested the two accused, Deepak and Yogesh, in connection with the murder, and they are lodged in Tihar Jail

No Coercive Action Against Congress MP A Bimol Akoijam, Delhi Court Directs Police
The five men were facing charges including rioting, being members of an unlawful assembly, damaging property and setting the mosque on fire.
Aftab Poonawala, accused in the 2022 Shraddha Walkar murder case, told a Delhi court that inmates had threatened to slash his face with improvised weapons.
Special Judge Dig Vinay Singh sought a response from the Delhi Police and said no coercive action will be taken against Angomcha Akoijam till the next date of hearing on November 5.
Members of the Central Delhi court bar associations sought an independent and time-bound inquiry into the incident, the representation said.
Judicial magistrate first class Rahul Jain of the Saket courts issued fresh warrants after the execution of the previous warrants proved unsuccessful.
The plea said that the judgment of acquittal was “unsustainable in law” and was based on conjectures and surmises, instead of well-settled principles of law.

Rishabh Baisoya, the 23‑year‑old son of alleged drug kingpin Virender Baisoya, was taken into custody by Delhi Police’s Special Cell after landing at Indira Gandhi International Airport from Dubai. A Delhi court revoked his Red Corner Notice and Look Out Circular, allowing the arrest and a seven‑day police remand.
The Delhi court granted Hindutva influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj a three‑week interim bail while highlighting deficiencies in the police investigation into the alleged assault on a Dalit activist’s father, and imposed restrictions on his conduct. The order also bars Bhardwaj from contacting the complainant or visiting specified locations pending further inquiry.
The proceedings were held in camera
Delhi court granted influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj a three-week interim bail in a case alleging assault on a minor activist’s father during a Jantar Mantar protest. The decision follows a viral video in which Bhardwaj purportedly claimed to have physically confronted the father.

Delhi court granted a three‑week interim bail to self‑styled right‑wing influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj in the assault case involving the father of a CJP protester. Bhardwaj had been arrested in September after a video surfaced in which he boasted about the attack.
Delhi Court Grants 3 Weeks Interim Bail To Swatantra Bhardwaj In CJP Protester Assault Case Live LawRight-Wing Vigilante Swatantra Bhardwaj Gets Interim Bail In Case Of Assaulting Dalit Activist's Father NDTVCJP protest assault case: 'Influencer' Swatantra Bhardwaj gets 3-week interim bail The Times of IndiaI was arrested due to political reasons; it was complainant who attacked me: Swatantra Bhardwaj to Delhi court Bar and BenchDelhi court reserves order on bail plea of Hindutva influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj The Hindu
Advocate Shubham Tyagi, who had been evading arrest in the Satya Niketan building collapse case, surrendered before the Patiala House Court on Friday, a day after his anticipatory bail plea was rejected. The Delhi Police has sought two days of custodial interrogation of Tyagi and co-accused Sudhanshu Lovenish Kumar, who is associated with the operation of the paying-guest (PG) facility in the building.
A Delhi special court ordered the framing of PMLA charges against Lalu Prasad Yadav, his wife Rabri Devi, son Tejashwi Yadav and several others over alleged irregularities in IRCTC hotel leases. The court also discharged a number of co‑accused while the family maintains the case is politically motivated.

A Delhi court granted regular bail to five individuals accused in the multi‑crore sewage‑treatment‑plant tender scandal, following earlier bail for AAP leader Satyendar Jain. The judge questioned the necessity of their arrests and highlighted procedural irregularities.
A Delhi court made the observation while dismissing an appeal by a woman challenging an interim maintenance of ₹1,840 a month under the Domestic Violence Act.