The court issued the order on September 16 and a copy of it was made available on Wednesday.

A division bench of Chief Justice Mohammad Rafiq and Justice V K Shukla issued the direction while hearing petitions of the Bhopal Gas Peedith Mahila Udyog Sangthan and Nagrik Upbhokta Margdarshak Manch seeking medical facilities to victims of the tragedy which took place in 1984.

The high toxic methyl is isocyanate gas leaked from the then Union Carbide factory in Bhopal on the intervening night of December 2 and 3, 1984, killing more than 3,700 people and affecting more than 5.58 lakh, according to the government records.

A monitoring committee, formed by the Supreme Court, to look into issues pertaining to gas tragedy victims, recently submitted its report to the high court.

As per court order, advocate Piyush Jain appeared for the monitoring committee and prayed for time to file a response to the action taken report filed by the state government and the one to be filed by the Union government.

The 45-year-old businessman was sentenced to 14 days in judicial custody earlier this week. A case has been filed against Raj Kundra and Gehana Vasisth, who are now being investigated by cops.

According to the latest updates, the Mumbai session Court will pass an order on the anticipatory bail plea of Raj Kundra on August 2. The businessman had applied for the same in connection to a cyber department case.

The ANI news agency tweeted today that the Mumbai Sessions court will pronounce its order in the anticipatory bail application of Raj Kundra in the Maharashtra Cyber department case of 2020. The order will be pronounced on August 2nd. The court adjourned the order due to a paucity of time today.”

Raj Kundra was arrested on July 19 in connection with the creation and distribution of adult films. He is called the ‘key conspirator’, according to the crime.

So far, many developments regarding the case have made headlines. The celebrity couple is facing a fine of Rs 3 lakhs from SEBI. Other than that, Sherlyn Chopra had recently said that Raj Kundra had assaulted her and claimed that Shilpa and Raj’s marriage was in trouble.

On Thursday, the actress Shilpa Shetty moved to the High Court to file a defamation case against 29 media personnel and media houses for ‘doing false reporting and maligning her image’ in a pornography case in which her husband Raj Kundra is involved.

Despite the Court’s order against holding Char Dham yatra this year, the state government had issued a fresh set of COVID guidelines for the pilgrimage and had said the first phase of the yatra would begin from July 1, while the second phase will commence from July 11.

The state High Court on Monday had stayed the Cabinet’s decision permitting Char Dham yatra with a limited number of pilgrims and has also ordered live streaming of Char Dham shrines.

Earlier on June 25, the State Cabinet decided to partially open the Char Dham yatra for locals in limited numbers from July 1. Initially, it was decided, the yatra would be opened for residents of Chamoli, Uttarkashi, and Rudraprayag districts with a cap on the number of pilgrims to visit the temples daily.

ET had earlier reported on the government’s moves and planning on the Chardham Yatra after the recent Kumbha Mela, especially since Covid-19 cases have been surging in Uttarakhand as in various other states.

All four temples – Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri are located in the Garhwal Himalayan range of Uttarakhand.