Section 306 IPC

The Supreme Court's refusal to grant anticipatory bail to a Kerala medical professor accused of harassing a student who later died by suicide raises difficult questions about teacher accountability, campus safety, victim protection and the law's response.

Supreme Court sets aside conviction under Section 306 IPC, ruling that mere allegations cannot justify criminal liability.

Supreme Court quashes charges against Laxmi Das, clarifying the thin line between casual remarks and abetment under Section 306 IPC.

Supreme Court affirms personal liberty, granting anticipatory bail under Section 306 IPC, balancing justice and individual rights.

Supreme Court reiterates the need for intent and proximity in abetment to suicide cases in Prakash v. State of Maharashtra.