India — Delhi High Court & India — Rouse Avenue Court

India — Delhi High Court: Judicial body that denied bail, reinforcing legal scrutiny of organised crime links.

India — Rouse Avenue Court: Closed a related extortion case due to lack of evidence, a point used by the defense.

India — Delhi High Court: Potential appellate court for the prosecution's appeal.

India — Rouse Avenue Court: The court that delivered the acquittal verdict. Its role is procedural and does not carry market sentiment.

India — Delhi High Court: Designated fast-track court for paper leak cases.

India — Rouse Avenue Court: Handling NEET leak cases; extended judicial custody of accused.

India — Rouse Avenue Court: The India — Rouse Avenue Court ordered the release of Christian Michel James from custody in the money laundering case, but he remains in custody for the CBI case.

India — Rouse Avenue Court: The India — Rouse Avenue Court discharged Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia in the Delhi Excise policy case, stating that allegations lacked judicial scrutiny and found no criminal intent. This decision is now being challenged by the United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation.

India — Rouse Avenue Court: The India — Rouse Avenue Court discharged Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, along with 21 others, in the Delhi Excise Policy case, stating that allegations failed judicial scrutiny and lacked cogent evidence.