The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday instructed the amicus curiae, along with an independent lawyer, to meet with victims of the Morbi suspension bridge collapse to understand the ground reality and submit... Read more »
The Gujarat High Court has directed the state government to provide a report on actions taken against the office-bearers of Morbi municipality following the SIT’s identification of lapses after the October 2022... Read more »
A court in Morbi (Gujarat) has granted bail to Oreva Group Chief Managing Director (CMD) Jaysukh Patel, the main accused in the 2022 Morbi suspension bridge collapse case, and has prohibited his... Read more »
The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday has rejected the regular bail plea of Oreva Group CMD Jaysukh Patel, the main accused in the October 2022 Morbi suspension bridge collapse which claimed 135... Read more »
The Gujarat High Court on Wednesday adjourned hearing on the interim bail application of Oreva Group Managing Director Jaysukh Patel, the main accused in the collapse of a bridge in Morbi last... Read more »
The Supreme Court has recently denied the request to cancel the bail granted to Manasukhbhai Valjibhai Topiya, who issued tickets to the visitors present on the day of the Morbi incident in... Read more »
A Gujarat High Court judge Justice Samir Dave has recently recused himself from hearing the bail application of Dineshkumar Dave, a manager from the Oreva Group. This application is related to the... Read more »
The prime accused of Morbi Bridge Collapse, Jaysukh Patel has recently applied for the bail on the grounds of compensating victims in the incident. The promoter of Ajanta Oreva Group, Jaysukh Patel,... Read more »
The Gujarat High Court on Wednesday ordered the private contractor Ajanta Oreva, whose directors are accused in the Morbi bridge collapse case, to increase the monetary help payable to the victims of the tragic... Read more »
The Morbi police has filed a chargesheet on Friday in the case of the 2022 Morbi suspension bridge collapse, which killed 134 people. A charge sheet of one thousand two hundred and... Read more »