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  • Prayagraj News: Bulldozer won’t run on Global Hospital, High Court bans, discover given to PDA

    Prayagraj: The Global Hospital and Research Center, accused within the well-known case of donating adulterated platelets to a dengue affected person in Prayagraj, UP, was to be demolished by the PDA on Friday. But there was a brand new twist on this matter when the Allahabad High Court has issued a discover to the PDA and has stayed the demolition course of for six weeks.

    This order has been given by the division bench of Justice SP Kesarwani and Justice Vikas Wednesday whereas disposing of the petition of Malti Devi. Taking the matter on precedence, the Allahabad High Court sat a particular court docket within the vacation and gave aid to the petitioner after listening to the petition.

    Advocates Ashutosh Mishra and Abhay Nath Srivastava argued on the petition of landlady Malti Devi. He mentioned that the petitioner purchased land in Peepalgaon, Prayagraj and bought it constructed in 2021. The petitioner rented the 18 rooms of the higher half to Shyam Narayan for Rs. 50 thousand per 30 days. And she herself lives within the basement. Global Hospital is working on lease within the upstairs half.

    Building sealed by order of CMO
    Due to negligence within the therapy of a affected person within the hospital on October 17, 2022, the constructing has been sealed by the order of the CMO. After that the zonal officer of Allahabad Development Authority has given discover to the petitioner. In which it has been instructed that the demolition order has been handed on 11 January 22. The constructing has been requested to be vacated for demolition on 28 October 2022.

    The petitioner’s counsel argued that no discover was given to the petitioner earlier. Whereas within the discover it’s written to present 3 alternatives. The petitioner resides on the bottom flooring. Which would not have a map. The petitioners are prepared for compounding as per the phrases of the PDA. He has the correct to object and be heard below the legislation.

    On the opposite hand, the PDA mentioned that solely the unlawful constructing will probably be demolished after contemplating the mitigation provisions. Nevertheless, the court docket has directed the PDA to take a call in 4 weeks after listening to the objection. Along with this, the demolition motion has been banned for six weeks or until the choice is taken.

    Alleged of providing adulterated Musammi juice
    Pradeep Kumar Pandey, a resident of Bamhrauli Bakrabad, was introduced for therapy on the Global Hospital and Research Center in Peepal village on October 17 when he was affected by dengue. Where the relations alleged that the hospital administration supplied adulterated Musammi juice to the affected person within the identify of platelets. Due to which the affected person’s well being deteriorated. Doctors hurriedly referred the affected person, who died after 2 days.

    On the criticism of the family members, the hospital was sealed until the investigation was completed in CMO Prayagraj. Even 2 days after the hospital was sealed, the PDA had additionally pasted the demolition discover.

  • HC permits termination of 28 week being pregnant primarily based on AIIMS board report

    Image Source : AP HC permits termination of 28 week being pregnant primarily based on AIIMS board report (Representational Image)
    The Delhi High Court Monday allowed a girl’s plea to terminate her 28-week being pregnant after a medical board constituted by AIIMS stated her fetus will be aborted because it suffered from anencephaly, a situation the place the cranium bone will not be fashioned, and was subsequently, incompatible with life. A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh permitted the medical termination of the girl’s being pregnant primarily based on the board’s report and disposed of her plea.
    The court docket stated an in depth order can be issued quickly.
    The bench on January 7 had requested the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) to represent a medical board to look at the girl and provides a report by January 11 on the feasibility of terminating her being pregnant.
    According to the girl’s plea, “an ultra-sonography at the gestational age of 27 weeks 5 days found that the fetus suffered from anencephaly (skull bone not formed) thereby making it incompatible with life”.

    The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act of 1971 prohibits abortion of a fetus after 20 weeks of gestation. The lady had, subsequently, additionally challenged the provisions of the statute which limit abortions after 20 weeks.
    She had contended that with advances in know-how it was completely protected for a lady to abort a fetus at any level throughout her being pregnant.
    She had additionally contended that dedication of fetal abnormality in lots of circumstances can solely be performed after the twentieth week and “by keeping the ceiling artificially low, women who obtain reports of serious fetal abnormality after the 20th week have to suffer excruciating pain and agony because of the deliveries that they are forced to go through”.
    “The ceiling of 20 weeks is therefore arbitrary, harsh, discriminatory and violative of Articles 14 and 21 of the Constitution of India.” the petition had claimed. 
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  • Delhi HC permits girl who left with pal, bought nikahnama prepared, to return dwelling

    Weeks after she had left dwelling with a male pal to his dwelling state of West Bengal, the Delhi High Court on Monday permitted a household to take the girl dwelling after they satisfied her to return, telling her, amongst different issues, that the pal is a “Bangladeshi” and didn’t belong to their faith.
    The girl was in touch with the person since 2019.
    On December 22 final 12 months, the court docket had directed the Crime Branch to register an FIR and ordered them to make “all-out efforts” to supply her earlier than the court docket – the police had mentioned she has married her pal, Syed Mustafa.
    Her father had approached the court docket final month and alleged that his daughter was taken away by Mustafa to Kolkata by practice “in an organised manner”. Brought to Delhi by the Crime Branch, she was produced earlier than the court docket on Monday by means of video-conferencing. Her household was additionally current in the course of the listening to.
    Belying her dad and mom’ contentions, the girl instructed the court docket that she had left on her personal with Mustafa. She mentioned that after finishing B.Tech she wished to arrange for aggressive examinations however the “atmosphere at home was not conducive, since there were bickering in the family”.
    In her assertion beneath Section 164 CrPC, she is claimed to have exonerated Mustafa, and mentioned it was on her repeated insistence that he had come to take her. They later went to a lawyer, who was paid Rs 10,000 to arrange a nikahnama after calling a qazi. On November 7 final 12 months, she was taken to West Bengal, the place she stayed with Mustafa’s aunt for round 20 days, the girl said. She said that she subsequently went to Mustafa’s village however his dad and mom didn’t settle for her, and so they additionally scolded him.
    She additionally instructed the court docket that she desires to go away Nari Niketan in Delhi and stay independently. While the court docket agreed, saying she was a serious, issues took a flip when her dad and mom exhorted her to return dwelling. “Apne bhai behan ki taraf dekh lo, beta. Izzat dekh lo hamari. Ye Hindu dharam se nehi hai. Tumhe Bangladesh bech dega. Woh Bangladeshi hai, apne India ka nai hai (think of your siblings, the family’s honour. He is not a Hindu; he will sell you in Bangladesh…),” her mom mentioned, addressing her.

    With her father additionally addressing her in between, she agreed to return to her household when allowed to go away Nari Niketan.
    The court docket mentioned she has not said she was transformed to Islam and it stays to be seen whether or not mere preparation of a nikahnama would tantamount to a Muslim marriage. It additionally instructed the household to create an environment conducive to her to have the ability to pursue her research.

  • No night curfew will be imposed in Delhi or parts of it for now: AAP govt to HC

    Despite the increase in COVID-19 cases in the National Capital, the AAP government on Thursday told the High Court that no night curfew would be imposed in Delhi, or parts of it, for now, to contain the spread of coronavirus.

    Delhi govt also informed the Delhi HC that it has collected over Rs 17 Cr as fine against over 2 lakh challans issued in respect of COVID violations. Delhi Govt also informed HC that Delhi Police has so far collected fine of over Rs 27 cr against over 5 lakh challans issued.

    The submission was made before a bench of Justices Hima Kohli and Subramonium Prasad in response to the court’s query on November 26 as to whether night curfew would be imposed in Delhi to contain spread of COVID-19 infection, as has been done in some other states.

    The Delhi High Court has also asked the AAP govt to focus on testing and contact tracing to deal with COVID-19 infection.

  • In relief to Kangana Ranaut, Bombay HC sets aside demolition order by BMC

    The Bombay high court on Friday set aside the demolition notice sent to actor Kangana Ranaut by BMC and held that the demolition action “was actuated by mala fides.’’

    A division bench of Justices SJ Kathawalla and RI Chagla set aside the BMC notices dated September 7 and 9 issued to Kangana Ranaut and directed that a valuer be appointed to ascertain the damages caused due to the demolition.

    “The valuer will submit a report to the court after which it will pass an order on compensation to Kangana Ranaut,” the bench said and asked the actress to exercise restraint while commenting on other people on social media and otherwise.

    The Bombay High Court had last month reserved its order on a plea filed by Kangana Ranaut against the demolition of her property in Bandra by the BMC after hearing submissions from all the parties in the matter.

    The corporation had earlier filed an affidavit in the High Court stating that Ranaut has unlawfully made substantial alterations and additions to the property, contrary to the sanctioned building plan, and termed her allegations against it as “baseless”.

  • PCB Comes Under Fire Again As Domestic Players Remain ‘unpaid’ Despite New Structure

    However, according to a recent report by cricketpakistan.com.pk, the Pakistan cricket players salaries at the domestic level that needed to be paid by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) haven’t still been paid. In fact, players who had signed their contracts in August are also waiting for the payment of their respective contractual amounts.

    According to the new structure, the 192 players are bifurcated into five categories, starting with an A+ in which ten top performers from the previous season are placed. They carry a monthly retainer of PKR 150,000 (₹67,706). The second category ‘A’ comprises of 38 players who carry a salary of PKR 85,000 (₹38,366) while 48 players who fall in category ‘B’, get PKR 75,000 (₹33,853). The next two categories ‘C’ and ‘D’ have 72 and 24 players who carry a salary of PKR 65,000 (₹29,339) and PKR 40,000 (₹18,055) respectively.  While speaking to the Pakistani news network, an anonymous player revealed that despite signing the contracts in August, they had not received any payments to date. He added that many players rely on these salaries to put food on their tables and therefore are facing severe financial problems. The player further said that they are restricted to bio-bubbles in domestic matches and have no alternative routes through which they can take care of our households.

  • Delhi HC Directs AAP Govt To Decide On Imposition Of Night Curfews To Contain COVID-19

    As the COVID-19 situation in the national capital continues to remain grim, the Delhi High Court has instructed the AAP government to take a decision on imposing a night curfew, in a bid to contain the virus spread. The High Court has also directed the Arvind Kejriwal-led government to adopt measures needed to contain COVID without losing further time. The High Courts directive came after the government apprised it that the administration is ‘actively considering’ the proposal of implementing night or weekend curfews after the Centre’s latest advisory. 

    The Delhi government also submitted that around 40,000 samples through RT-PCR testing kits were collected on Wednesday. The court also asserted that there is a need for a protocol to be established to engage market associations and Residents Welfare Associations (RWAs) for better implementation of COVID directions on the ground. It also instructed that the State administration to appraise the court regarding the utilisation of the fines collected. The total number of COVID-19 cases in Delhi has reached 38287 while the number of fatalities has reached 8,720.A bench of Justices Hima Kohli and Subramonium Prasad also slammed the Delhi government for their delay in introducing measures to curb the virus spread. The bench noted that statements made by the Delhi government to the media were contrary to the submissions they made in the High Court. Pointing out at the ministers had mentioned that the third wave of the Coronavirus had reached its peak and the daily number of cases were declining, however, the same ‘is not reflected’ in the daily tally.