The Delhi High Court has upheld the order to frame charges against Ramneek Kanwar and Dheeraj Kanwar for their involvement in a conspiracy to sell counterfeit stamp papers. The court found sufficient evidence linking the petitioners to the fraudulent activities associated with the sale of these counterfeit documents.

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Delhi HC Grants Interim Bail to Sahil and Amandeep in Rape Case

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BAIL APPLN. 4347/2025 • 17 Feb 2026

The Delhi High Court granted interim bail to Sahil and anticipatory bail to Amandeep, both accused in a serious case involving allegations of rape and blackmail against a 19-year-old prosecutrix. The court noted that both accused were already under interim protection from arrest and considered the arguments presented by both sides before making its decision.

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Delhi HC Upholds Tribunal's Reinstatement Order for Babu Lal vs Guru Harkrishan Public School

Service

Tushar Rao Gedela • 23 Feb 2026

The case involves Guru Harkrishan Public School challenging the Delhi School Tribunal's decision to reinstate Sh. Babu Lal, a former employee, after his demotion and resignation were set aside. The Tribunal found that his resignation was not voluntary and ordered his reinstatement with benefits. The school argued that the resignation was accepted following proper procedures, including a sub-committee review. The High Court ultimately upheld the Tribunal's decision, emphasizing the need for fair treatment in employment matters.

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Delhi HC Quashes Bid Conditions in Gaurav Enterprises vs GTB Hospital

Civil

Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora • 23 Feb 2026

Gaurav Enterprises filed a writ petition against GTB Hospital challenging the bid documents for security services, claiming that the conditions imposed were unreasonable and violated regulatory requirements. The petitioner argued that the required number of security supervisors was insufficient and that the minimum turnover requirement excluded eligible bidders. The Delhi High Court ultimately ruled in favor of the petitioner, quashing the bid documents and directing the hospital to comply with legal standards regarding security personnel ratios. This decision emphasizes the importance of adherence to regulatory norms in public procurement processes.

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