Supreme Court Orders

The Supreme Court of India granted anticipatory bail to Manohar Singh, overturning the High Court's denial of bail. The court found insufficient evidence linking him to the alleged narcotics offenses, allowing him to be released on bail if arrested in connection with the FIR.

The Supreme Court of India granted permission for the petitioners to withdraw their Special Leave Petition against the State of Jharkhand. Consequently, the petition was dismissed as withdrawn without further proceedings.

The Supreme Court of India has condoned the delay in refiling and issued a notice to the respondents, returnable in eight weeks. Additionally, the court has directed that the parties maintain the status quo regarding the subject property until further notice.

The Supreme Court has granted bail to Nirantbhai @ Lalu Ghanshyambhai Goti, who was in custody since July 2025 for narcotics-related charges. The court allowed the bail petition after considering the duration of custody and the filing of the chargesheet, without commenting on the merits of the case.

The Supreme Court has granted bail to Arvind @ Vicky Balei, suspending his five-year sentence pending the outcome of his criminal appeal. The Court found the High Court's reasons for rejecting the suspension unjustified, especially given the enmity between the parties involved.

The Supreme Court of India has disposed of the Special Leave Petition filed by Rajshree Naidu, granting her time until April 30, 2026, to vacate the premises and hand over possession to Ajay Kumar Reddy and others. The court did not interfere with the High Court's earlier judgment but required the petitioner to file an undertaking before the Registry.