Delhi High Court Grants Bail in NDPS Case: CDR Alone Is Not Enough to Deny Liberty
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Can authorities keep a person in jail simply because their name appears in someone else’s drug case? According to a recent Delhi High Court judgment, the answer is a firm no. In Rabiul v. State of NCT of Delhi (Bail Appln. 3224/2026), On August 11,…
Rigorous Imprisonment vs Simple Imprisonment: Meaning, Difference, and Relevance in Indian Law
When a court convicts someone and sends them to prison, most people assume that jail is jail. Same cell, same food, same routine for everyone. That assumption is wrong. Indian criminal law divides imprisonment into two very different types — rigorous…