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🚨 Rau’s IAS Study Circle Case: Delhi HC Strikes Down  ₹2.5 Cr Bail Condition for CEO Abhishek Gupta ⚖️ In a significant development, the Delhi High Court has set aside the financial condition of depositing ₹2.5 crore for interim bail granted to Rau’s IAS Study Circle CEO, Abhishek Gupta. This case stems from the tragic death of three UPSC aspirants in the basement of the coaching institute in Old Rajender Nagar, Delhi , in July 2024 . 🔴 What’s Next? The trial court will now decide Gupta’s bail plea on its merits , with the hearing scheduled for Friday at Rouse Avenue Court . ⚖️ High Court’s Key Observations Justice Vikas Mahajan overturned the trial court’s condition, citing the Supreme Court’s precedent , which had already removed a similar ₹5 crore condition for the co-accused. 📌 Key Developments: 🔹 The SC had already set aside the ₹5 crore fund creation order for four co-accused co-owners . 🔹 On January 21, 2025 , the Delhi HC granted them regular bail wi...

Delhi High Court Discharges School Principal in Student Death Case: A Detailed Analysis In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court discharged a government school principal, Rekha Kakkar, in a 2016 case concerning the death of a student due to alleged negligence. This article delves into the legal aspects of the case, the reasoning behind the court's decision, and an explanation of the applicable legal provisions, specifically Section 251 of the CrPC and Section 304A of the IPC . Case Background: What Happened? The tragic incident occurred in a government school in Delhi's Kapashera area in 2016. A four-year-old student died after falling into a septic tank on the school premises, allegedly due to negligence. An FIR was registered under Section 304A (Death by Negligence) read with Section 34 (Common Intention) of the IPC against the school principal, a Junior Engineer (JE), a contractor, and a school maid. The charge sheet was filed on July 5, 2016 , and the Metropo...

PIL Filed in Delhi HC: Call for Reform in Coaching  Institute Guidelines Overview of the PIL A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Delhi High Court requesting a major overhaul of guidelines for coaching institutes. The PIL aims to address significant issues like fraud, exploitation, and safety concerns associated with these institutions. It specifically seeks to impose criminal liability on entities failing to adhere to new regulations. Key Requests of the PIL 1. Stricter Regulations for Coaching Institutes: The petition calls for the Centre and Delhi Government to establish robust rules for operating coaching institutes and paying guest accommodations, ensuring safety and regulation to prevent exploitation. 2. Focus on Holistic Education: The plea advocates for a shift in the education system from merely preparing students for entrance exams to fostering their overall development and personal growth. 3. Improved Student Housing: It highlights the need for saf...