Delhi High Court

On Friday, Mahua Moitra's representative confirmed that she had completely vacated the bungalow by 10 am, with her lawyers formally handing over possession to the Directorate of Estates. The eviction notice had been served earlier in the week.

The Directorate of Estates has initiated the eviction process for former Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra from her government bungalow in Delhi. This move follows the Delhi High Court's refusal to grant an interim stay on the eviction notice.

The high court emphasized that her allotment was tied to her MP status, which ended upon expulsion. Moitra faces eviction after an order issued on January 16, warning of the potential use of force.

Trinamool Congress leader Mahua Moitra has moved the Delhi High Court to challenge the Directorate of Estate's eviction notice for her government bungalow in Delhi. The notice arose due to her expulsion from the Lok Sabha last year, prompting the Directorate of Estates to request her evacuation

Led by Yamini Aiyar, the daughter of Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar, CPR faces allegations of violating FCRA regulations. The cancellation follows a period of government scrutiny, including an income tax survey.

The Directorate of Estates has reportedly issued an eviction notice to former TMC MP Mahua Moitra, who was expelled from the Lok Sabha last month. Moitra has been instructed to vacate her government bungalow immediately, following the cancellation of her allotment

Cine 1 Studios, a co-producer of the Bollywood film 'Animal', approached the Delhi High Court on Monday to seek a stay on its release on OTT platforms.

Despite Singh's appeal contesting his arrest and subsequent detention by the ED being dismissed by the Delhi High Court, the ED filed a supplementary chargesheet naming Singh as an accused, marking the sixth complaint in the case.

On December 21, the trial court had extended the police custody of four accused, including Azad, stating the necessity to uncover the entire conspiracy behind the Parliament security breach. Alongside those apprehended on the day of the incident, two others were arrested later in connection with the breach.

In a session presided over by Justice Shalinder Kaur, the Court issued notices to Shyam Meera Singh and YouTube. The mode of serving the notice will involve email and WhatsApp, as specified by the Court. The case is set for further hearing on Saturday.