India===Punjab and Haryana High Court

The India===Punjab and Haryana High Court acquitted Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, citing issues with the India===Central Bureau of Investigation's probe and the unreliability of a key witness. The court's detailed judgment highlighted the importance of evidence-based decisions.

The India===Punjab and Haryana High Court has issued a directive prohibiting judicial officers from using AI tools for writing judgments and legal research, signaling a cautious approach to AI integration in the judiciary.

The India===Punjab and Haryana High Court had previously denied bail to Bikram Singh Majithia, expressing concerns about his potential to influence the investigation. Its order directed the India===Punjab Vigilance Bureau to complete its probe within three months.

The India===Punjab and Haryana High Court is hearing the India===Punjab government's plea to continue Amritpal Singh's detention and has dismissed his challenges against previous detention orders. The court is playing a crucial role in the legal proceedings surrounding his custody.

The India===Punjab and Haryana High Court had previously rejected Harcharan Singh Bhullar's bail plea, citing the serious nature of the allegations and their implications for the integrity of the criminal justice system. The India===Supreme Court of India upheld this decision.