Last mentioned: Mar 18, 2026
Contempt Notice Issued
Justice Sachin Datta issues formal notice to CDSCO seeking an explanation for the delay.
Contempt Petition Filed
Petitioners allege CDSCO failed to act on the court's previous directions.
Contempt Notice Issued
Justice Sachin Datta seeks a formal response from CDSCO regarding the delay.
Original Court Order
Delhi HC directs CDSCO to examine safety and regulatory concerns of diabetes drugs used for weight management.
Surrender Deadline
Final date for the accused Chartered Accountant to surrender to the ED.
Surrender Deadline
The deadline for the accused CA to surrender to the Enforcement Directorate.
Supreme Court Verdict
SC upholds the High Court decision and rejects the bail plea.
Supreme Court Decision
The SC upholds the High Court order and denies bail to Bhaskar Yadav.
Delhi HC Ruling
Delhi High Court denies anticipatory bail, citing the need for custodial interrogation.
Delhi High Court Ruling
The Delhi High Court refuses anticipatory bail, citing the need for custodial interrogation.
Contempt Petition Filed
Petitioners move court alleging CDSCO failed to meet the review deadline.
Initial Court Order
Delhi HC directs CDSCO to evaluate safety of diabetes drugs for weight loss.
The Delhi High Court has initiated contempt proceedings against India's top drug regulator, the CDSCO, for failing to examine safety concerns regarding the off-label use of diabetes medications for weight loss. This judicial escalation highlights growing concerns over the unregulated boom of GLP-1 agonists in the Indian market.
The Delhi High Court has issued a contempt notice to India's drug regulator, CDSCO, for failing to comply with judicial orders to evaluate the safety of diabetes drugs used off-label for weight loss. This escalation signals a growing legal intolerance for regulatory delays amidst a global surge in GLP-1 receptor agonist demand.
The Supreme Court of India has rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Chartered Accountant Bhaskar Yadav in a massive Rs 640 crore cyber fraud investigation. Upholding a previous Delhi High Court ruling, the court cited the complexity of the money laundering network and the necessity for custodial interrogation by the Enforcement Directorate.
The Supreme Court of India has rejected an anticipatory bail plea from a Chartered Accountant implicated in a massive Rs 640 crore cyber fraud investigation. The ruling mandates the accused's surrender within ten days, underscoring the judiciary's firm stance on custodial interrogation for complex financial crimes.
The Supreme Court of India has rejected an anticipatory bail plea from a Chartered Accountant linked to a massive Rs 640 crore cyber fraud and money laundering operation. The ruling mandates the accused surrender within ten days to facilitate custodial interrogation by the Enforcement Directorate.