Jabalpur High Court of Madhya Pradesh has given strict instructions to the state government regarding the disposal of poisonous ash of Union Carbide factory. The court said that 899 tonnes of toxic ash should be taken to a place where there are no human settlements, trees, plants or water sources. The court clearly said that the steps taken by the government so far are not sufficient.

This is the second time that the High Court has given orders to the government on this subject in the last two months. The court has asked the state government to submit a report on the alternative site and take the help of international experts in this work.

Container filled with poisonous ash may break in disaster

The High Court also warned in its order that if the containment structure holding this poisonous ash breaks during any natural disaster like earthquake or heavy rainfall, it could cause another major disaster.

State government claims- poisonous ash has been kept safe

In fact, it was informed in a petition that the amount of mercury in this ash was found to be much more than the prescribed limit. In response, the state government presented an animated video to the court to show that the arrangement for storing the ashes was ‘modern and safe’, but the court was not convinced by this claim.

The court commented that the Union Carbide factory in Bhopal was once considered safe, but the gas tragedy of December 1984 proved that even a small mistake could turn into a major disaster. Therefore, now any kind of caution cannot be called ‘excessive’.

368 tons of toxic waste was burnt for 55 days

It is noteworthy that 358 tonnes of poisonous waste was lying in the Union Carbide plant of Bhopal, which was sent to the Pithampur TSDF plant in January 2025 on the orders of the High Court. It was burnt there for 55 days, producing 899 tonnes of poisonous ash. Now the court has taken a strict stance on the safe disposal of this ash. The next hearing will be on 20 November 2025.

Chhatarpur Chemistry Professor Mamta Pathak, who was found guilty in the murder of her husband Dr. Neeraj Pathak, has been sentenced. The Madhya Pradesh High Court has sentenced Mamta Pathak to life imprisonment. In the 97 -page decision, the MP High Court has upheld the decision of the lower court.

This case of Mamta Pathak had become a big topic of discussion on the Internet. Mamta Pathak, who taught chemistry to children, fought her case without a lawyer.

What was the Neeraj Pathak murder case?
In the year 2022, government doctor Neeraj Pathak was murdered. It was revealed that Neeraj Pathak’s wife had been having some dispute with Mamta for a long time. After this, in 2021, Neeraj Pathak suddenly died in his house under suspicious circumstances.

In the initial investigation, the police had expressed suspicion that Neeraj Pathak died due to current. However, forensic and post -mortem reports raised questions. After some time, the investigating officers accused wife Mamta Pathak of murder.

Mamta Pathak challenged the decision of the district court
The district court had sentenced Mamta Pathak to life imprisonment on the basis of medical report and other evidence. Mamta was granted interim bail for some time so that she could take care of her son. During this, Mamta challenged the decision of the district court in Jabalpur High Court and said to fight her case herself.

In the court, Mamta Pathak presented her case very confident and said in the court that thermal and electric burn could look the same. Only the difference between the chemical analysis could be told. Hearing this answer, everyone was surprised in the court.

That’s why Mamta Pathak went viral
When the judge questioned Mamta Pathak whether he is a chemistry professor? He replied yes. Mamta Pathak’s scientific argument, patience even under pressure and the ability to break even during the murder case made her viral on the Internet. The clip of the hearing became very viral on social media.

Saif ali Khan loses ancestors property: Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan has suffered a major setback from the High Court. In fact, recently the Madhya Pradesh High Court has called the property of his Pataudi family in Bhopal as ‘Animi Property’. The court has ordered the trial court to reject the 25 -year verdict and hear the case again.

The High Court has said that the matter related to Saif Ali Khan’s 15000 crore property should be re -investigated from the beginning. Apart from this, the trial court has been ordered to complete its proceedings within a year.

What is the whole matter?
According to 2000 decisions of the trial court, this property was given to Sajida Sultan. Sajida is the daughter of Nawab Hamidullah Khan’s first wife and Saif’s great -grandfather. But in 1960, according to the Nawab Hamidullah Khan’s heir Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Act, 1937, they wanted the distribution of these private properties, which was in force at the time of the death of the then Nawab. In such a situation, he moved the trial court in 1999, but then the trial court gave a verdict in favor of Sajida.

These properties of actor under government
Let us know that under the Animi Property Act, the government gives the government the right to capture the property of the people who have gone to Pakistan after butt. After the decision of the High Court, many properties present in Saif Ali Khan in Bhopal have now become under the government. These include the actor’s childhood home Flag Staff House, Noor-ASB Palace, Dar-Us-Salam, Habibi Bungalow, Ahmedabad Palace and Kohefija Property.

Saif Ali Khan’s WorkfrontSaif Ali Khan was last seen in the film Jewel Thef on the workfront. The film was released on Netflix. Now they will appear in the action-thriller franchise ‘Race 4’. Apart from this, he also has Priyadarshan’s film ‘Havan’ with Akshay Kumar in the pipeline.