
Rajpal Yadav Gets Supreme Court Relief in ₹2 Crore Cheque Bounce Case
Rajpal Yadav deposits ₹2 crore in Supreme Court-ordered mediation, gets passport released for Canada trip — but the case isn't over.
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Rajpal Yadav deposits ₹2 crore in Supreme Court-ordered mediation, gets passport released for Canada trip — but the case isn't over.

Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre and three associates have been remanded to Adharwadi Jail after surrendering before the Thane trial court, following the Supreme Court’s cancellation of their bail in the doctor assault case. The SC cited Mhatre’s 18 prior cases, including murder and attempt-to-murder charges, and ruled that medical staff cannot be expected to act under fear of violence.

Supreme Court’s fresh directive tells authorities to seal any commercial activity in residential‑only areas, keep status‑quo where land‑use is unclear, and ignore ownership disputes if the use breaches the original plan, sparking fresh debate in Bhopal.

The Supreme Court told Rajpal Yadav to deposit Rs 2 crore and return with a real repayment plan by October 5, warning that his conduct in a long-running cheque-bounce dispute has not inspired confidence.

The Supreme Court has exempted Rajpal Yadav from surrendering in seven cheque dishonour cases, provided he deposits Rs 5 crore with the Registry. The matter, tied to his production company, returns to court on September 15.