Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Snake Venom Case | 'Popularity Of Accused No Basis For Grant Of Protection': Allahabad HC Denies Relief To Elvish Yadav
The Allahabad High Court addressed the bail application of Elvish Yadav in the snake venom case, noting his "popularity" as an accused. The court's consideration of his public profile, while not a legal ground for bail, is an interesting observation in a high-profile case. Yadav is accused of supplying snake venom at rave parties. The court's decision on bail would depend on the evidence, the nature of the offense, and the risk of tampering or flight. This case highlights the challenges of legal proceedings involving celebrities and public figures.