The Supreme Court of India today strongly criticised an Allahabad High Court order that granted bail to a man accused of raping a postgraduate student, while controversially suggesting that the ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday took exception to the Allahabad High Court's recent remarks in a rape case as reportedly saying the complainant "herself invited trouble", and wondered why it made such ob ...

The Supreme Court took note of the language used in the high court's judgment and warned against making such comments, especially in cases of sexual assault ...

The apex court has also issued notices to the Centre, the Uttar Pradesh government, and all parties involved in the High Court case, seeking their responses in the suo motu matter.

On March 26, the apex court stayed the high court’s March 17 order in the attempt to rape matter which meant the same couldn’t be used in any judicial proceeding for seeking reliefs by the present set ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday criticised yet another controversial Allahabad High Court ruling, this time over a judge's remark that a rape survivor had "invited trouble and was also responsible for ...

Yes, bail can be granted.. but what is this discussion that she herself invited trouble, etc? One has to be careful when saying such things, especially on this side (judges), says top court.

The Allahabad High Court ruled that not informing about the reason for the arrest violates Article 22(1) of the Constitution ...

Weeks after an Allahabad High Court judge observed that ... to a lower court order summoning them under Section 376 of Indian Penal Code, which deals with rape. "...the allegation against accused ...

Arresting a person without informing him or her in writing the reasons for the same is illegal, Allahabad HC has ruled, ...