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Woman’s papers ‘illegally’ retained post loan closure, bank manager to pay Rs 2.5 lakh | Legal News

Woman’s papers ‘illegally’ retained post loan closure, bank manager to pay Rs 2.5 lakh | Legal News

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6 min readNew DelhiJul 7, 2026 09:00 AM IST A consumer commission in Kerala recently held a manager working in Federal Bank’s Pudunagaram branch liable for deficiency in service after it retained a woman’s property documents for nearly 16 months after the closure of her relevant loan accounts, and directed it to pay Rs 2.5 lakh as compensation. President Vinay Menon V, along with members Vidya A and Krishnankutty N K, was hearing the complaint filed by Shabina M A, who alleged that the Federal Bank continued to retain her property documents despite there being no requirement to keep them as security.  “After closure of ODCC 12575500472698 on 22/03/2023, the 1st opposite party (OP) (Federal Bank) retained the title deeds for nearly one year and four months. This delay is not explained by the opposite parties. When no explanations are forthcoming as to the retention of title deeds, we can only resort to a presumption that such retention was arbitrary and illegal,” the June 29 order read.  Two loans, documents withheld It was claimed by …

Madras HC denies bail in Vijay’s Jana Nayagan leak case; Chennai police say 1.2 crore watched pirated copy illegally

Madras HC denies bail in Vijay’s Jana Nayagan leak case; Chennai police say 1.2 crore watched pirated copy illegally

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The Madras High Court has refused bail to two men accused in the Jana Nayagan leak case, dealing another blow in the investigation into the piracy of actor-turned-politician, now Tamil Nadu’s Chief Minister, Vijay‘s upcoming film. During the hearing, the prosecution told the court that nearly 1.2 crore people had watched the film through illegal pirated copies before it reached theatres. A still of Vijay from Jana Nayagan, Court refuses bail in Jana Nayagan leak case According to a report by The Hindu, the Madras High Court on July 2 refused to grant bail to S. Rajini and Jayaprakash in connection with the leak of Jana Nayagan. Justice C. Kumarappan was told during the hearing that nearly 1.2 crore people had already watched the uncertified film online before authorities managed to curb its circulation. The prosecution alleged that the leak was not accidental but part of a planned operation. They alleged that a freelance film editor copied portions of the film onto a hard drive from an editing studio before piecing them together with the …

Mamata Banerjee camp moves police against Ritabrata Banerjee faction in TMC dispute

Mamata Banerjee camp moves police against Ritabrata Banerjee faction in TMC dispute

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The battle for control of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) spilt further onto the legal turf on Sunday, with the Mamata Banerjee-led faction lodging fresh police complaints against dissident leader Ritabrata Banerjee and his associates, accusing them of illegally using the party’s name, symbol and organisational designations to mislead workers and supporters. The complaints, filed by TMC’s joint national secretary Dola Sen, came a day after the party’s “Kalighat wing’’ had approached the Pragati Maidan and New Town police with similar allegations against the breakaway camp. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Trading in organs illegally in Kerala, with forged documents

Trading in organs illegally in Kerala, with forged documents

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Around six months ago, a shabbily dressed middle-aged man walked into the office of the Superintendent of Police (Ernakulam Rural), Aluva, on a sultry afternoon with an envelope held tight in his hand. The man, who appeared to be in a hurry, was at the police station to obtain a police clearance certificate for an organ donation. He wanted the police clearance to donate one of his kidneys to a patient, totally unrelated to him. When the inquisitive police officer, who was handling the applications, threw a few casual questions at the applicant, he didn’t have any inkling about what was in store. “How did you meet the prospective recipient?” asked the officer. The man nonchalantly muttered that he met the patient, who was weeping inconsolably, in the corridor of a private hospital in the city. He stated that he was moved by the suffering of the patient and made the decision to part with one of his kidneys to save the patient’s life. The officer didn’t believe a word of it, but he gave …

79 Manesar high-rises dumping wastewater illegally: MCM

79 Manesar high-rises dumping wastewater illegally: MCM

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A survey conducted by the Municipal Corporation of Manesar (MCM) has found that 79 high-rise residential societies in Manesar are illegally disposing untreated and treated wastewater through private tankers due to the absence of proper sewer connectivity, officials said, raising concerns over environmental pollution and public health risks. According to the MCM report, all 79 surveyed societies have functional STPs, but wastewater is allegedly being disposed of through private tankers (HT) The survey, conducted over the past three months, covered 79 of the 114 high-rise societies in the area to assess the functioning of sewage treatment plants (STPs) and compliance with sewage disposal norms. According to the MCM report, all 79 surveyed societies have functional STPs, but wastewater is allegedly being disposed of through private tankers because STP pipelines are not connected to the main sewage network. “Our survey found that all these societies are illegally disposing of wastewater through private tankers, which is a clear violation of the prescribed disposal norms,” said Nijesh Kumar, executive engineer of MCM. Earlier this year, HT had reported …

Karnataka High Court upholds cancellation of school’s recognition for producing fake certificate and illegally running madarasa

Karnataka High Court upholds cancellation of school’s recognition for producing fake certificate and illegally running madarasa

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Justice E.S. Indiresh passed the order while dismissing a petition filed by the Al-Jamia Mohamadiyah Education Society-Mumbai, situated on Thanisandra main road in Bengaluru. | Photo Credit: FILE PHOTO The Karnataka High Court has upheld the State government’s decision to cancel the recognition of a private school that had been functioning for 20 years. It was recently discovered that the society, which was managing the school, had submitted a fake certificate claiming its registration way back in 1979 in Mumbai under the Maharashtra Societies Registration Act. The State education authorities had found that the society was operating schools in different names under one recognition certificate and crediting fees collected from students to different accounts of an unregistered society besides illegally running a madarasa within the same campus. Following these disclosures, the Education Department on May 30, 2025, had cancelled recognition and the appellate authority in January 2026 had endorsed cancellation of the recognition. Published – April 18, 2026 01:59 am IST Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented …

Days after leak, Vijay’s Jana Nayagan illegally broadcasted on local television channel in Coimbatore; cable operator arrested | Tamil News

Days after leak, Vijay’s Jana Nayagan illegally broadcasted on local television channel in Coimbatore; cable operator arrested | Tamil News

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3 min readCoimbatoreApr 14, 2026 02:17 PM IST The Coimbatore police arrested a cable operator for illegally broadcasting H Vinoth’s upcoming, much-delayed film Jana Nayagan, starring ‘Thalapathy’ Vijay, on a local television channel. The channel belongs to the cable network Rasi, owned by S Palanisamy, a 44-year-old resident of Karumathampatti. The illegal broadcast took place days after Jana Nayagan was leaked on the internet. Palanisamy has been arrested under sections of the Copyright Act, Information Technology Act, the Cinematograph Act, and the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act. As per The Hindu, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party member Mohanapriya’s office alerted the police after the leaked print of Jana Nayagan had been broadcasted on a Rasi channel on April 11 till 21 minutes post the interval. The police took swift action, raided Palanisamy’s office, and also seized four hard disks and a computer as evidence. An investigation will now determine how Palanisamy got hold of the leaked print of Jana Nayagan in the first place. The Tamil Nadu cybercrime wing has also arrested six individuals in …

After leak, Vijay’s final film Jana Nayagan airs illegally on a local cable channel

After leak, Vijay’s final film Jana Nayagan airs illegally on a local cable channel

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The film industry was left stunned after it was revealed that superstar Vijay’s final film, Jana Nayagan, had been leaked online ahead of its theatrical release. Now, in a shocking new development, the film has also been illegally telecast on a local television channel in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Vijay’s Jana Nayagan has been leaked online ahead of its theatrical release. Jana Nayagan aired on local cable channel According to India Today, the film was illegally aired on a local cable channel. A member of the actor’s political party approached the police, flagging the illegal airing. Following the complaint, the Coimbatore District Police arrested a 44-year-old man for illegally broadcasting the unreleased film. As per the report, the accused, S Palanisamy, owner of the channel Raasi Prime Movie and resident of Ram Nagar in Karumathampatti, aired the film on April 11 despite it awaiting clearance from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). The case was registered following a complaint by Mohanapriya, deputy secretary of the Coimbatore East unit of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK). After the …

Jana Nayagan actor Mamitha Baiju disappointed to see Vijay film being circulated illegally: ‘Don’t support piracy’

Jana Nayagan actor Mamitha Baiju disappointed to see Vijay film being circulated illegally: ‘Don’t support piracy’

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Jana Nayagan leak: Vijay‘s final film as an actor, Jana Nayagan, was leaked online ahead of its theatrical release, sending shockwaves across the industry. In response, the makers confirmed that they have initiated legal action against those responsible and have issued a warning to audiences against downloading or sharing the film through unauthorised sources. Actor Mamitha Baiju, who stars in the film, has now reacted to the leak and urged audiences to wait for the theatrical release. (Also read: Pooja Hegde says Jana Nayagan leak is ‘disheartening’ for team: ‘Don’t we deserve to celebrate Vijay sir’s last film?’) Mamitha Baiju along with Vijay and Pooja Hegde in a still from Jana Nayagan song Thalapathy Kacheri. What Mamitha said Taking to her Instagram Stories, Mamitha wrote, “Dear audience, a film comes to life through the hardwork, passion, and commitment of so many people who give their best every single day. It’s truly disappointing to see it circulated illegally. Some moments are meant to be experienced together on the big screen, just as they were intended.” She …

Beed Police recovers 29 LPG cylinders illegally stored for black marketing

Beed Police recovers 29 LPG cylinders illegally stored for black marketing

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Amid the LPG crisis in country, the Beed Police in Maharashtra along with a team of revenue department raided a house and recovered as many as 29 gas cylinders which were allegedly illegally stored for suspected black marketing, officials said, reported the PTI. According to the police, a joint team of police and the revenue department seized the LPG cylinders during the raid in Beed district, they said. The operation was conducted at around 1:30 am on Saturday in the Shivnerinagar area on Imampur Road following specific information about illegal storage of gas cylinders, according to the PTI. According to officials, the raid was carried out by a team from Pethbeed Police Station along with revenue department officials. During the operation, authorities found 29 LPG cylinders stored illegally, suspected to be intended for black marketing. The total value of the seized cylinders has been estimated at Rs 73,000. Police said the cylinders were allegedly stored at the residence of one Ajay Mohanrao Ghodke without a valid licence. Case registered under BNS and Essential Commodities Act …