Claim
The High Court dismissed the government's petition seeking the court's intervention under Section 482 of the CrPC.
“हाई कोर्ट ने सरकार की वो याचिका खारिज कर दी जिसमें सीआरपीसी की धारा 482 के तहत कोर्ट से दखल देने की मांग की गई थी।”▶ Watch source segment
Rationale
The on-air statement names no High Court, no parties, and no case, and searches of Indian legal news, wire coverage, and fact-checkers (AltNews, BOOM, Factly, Newschecker, PIB) around the 2 July 2026 broadcast surface no matching event of a High Court dismissing a government's Section 482 CrPC petition. Section 482 is the HC's inherent power, typically used by accused persons to quash proceedings rather than by a government 'seeking the court's intervention', so the claim cannot be tied to any identifiable ruling or verified against a primary source with the information available.
Evidence
- https://www.drishtijudiciary.com/current-affairs/section-482-of-crpc Explains Section 482 CrPC as the High Court's inherent power, ordinarily invoked by an accused to quash FIRs/proceedings — not a standard vehicle for a 'government petition seeking the court's intervention', making the claim's legal framing atypical and hard to map to a real event. ✓ reachable · archived
- https://www.verdictum.in/delhi-high-court/directs-anjana-om-kashyap-khan-sir-senior-mediator-in-defamation-case-1616978 The only Anjana-linked High Court matter around this period is her defamation dispute with Khan Sir, which the Delhi HC referred to mediation — it is not a dismissal of any government's Section 482 petition. ✓ reachable · archived
- https://lawchakra.in/other-courts/orders-aaj-tak-anjana-kashyap-partition/ The other related proceeding (Amitabh Thakur's complaint over her Partition episode) is at the Lucknow magistrate level and involves no High Court order dismissing a government 482 plea. ✓ reachable · archived