A single bench of Delhi High Court comprising of Justice Dharmesh Sharmawhile deciding a civil revision petition in the case of Revd. John H. Caleb v. Diocese of Delhi-CNI and Ors, has held that a.
BJD MP Pinaki Misra filed a defamation lawsuit against lawyer Jai Anant Dehadrai, stressing the severity of accusing the Prime Minister of conspiracy. The case includes bribery allegations, with the court highlighting the need for substantial evidence. Justice Jasmeet Singh observed that while a politician cannot be "sensitive", Dehadrai should await the outcome of his complaint to the authorities and cannot be "trigger happy".
Advocate Jai Anant Dehadrai on Thursday withdrawn from the Delhi High Court his defamation suit against Trinamool Congress leader Mahua Moitra.Dehadrai had sued Moitra for allegedly making defamatory.
Delhi High Court on Wednesday said allegations of conspiring against the prime minister amount to treason and cannot be levelled irresponsibly without any cogent material.
Dahadrai’s counsel suggested that the present case could be put to an end if Moitra was willing to “de-escalate” by undertaking that she would not make “palpably false” statements | Latest News India