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Source – latestly.com New Delhi, January 23: The Delhi High Court on Thursday agreed to hear pleas of a businessman and a senior DRI official arrested by the CBI in connection with a Rs 3-crore bribery case, challenging a trial court order to provide passwords of their seized phones to the agency. The pleas were mentioned

Source – indianexpress.com The Punjab and Haryana High Court has, in a rape cause from Punjab’s Hoshiarpur, permitted Chandigarh Police to make a request to the appropriate agency or a competent court to restrain a rape accused’s family from leaving the country. The accused, Sukhminder Singh, has been absconding since 2012 and police fear that if his

Source – hindustantimes.com The Punjab and Haryana high court has upheld life sentence for one person, while acquitting two others in the murder case of a Hisar man in July 2008. As per police, 20-year-old Sandeep alias Ajju was abducted from the wedding ceremony of his elder brother, Prince, and later shot dead near Raipur

Source – freepressjournal.in Mumbai: Putting an end to a 17 years old litigation, the Bombay High Court last week upheld the acquittal of a Pune police officer, who was booked for using ‘third-degree’ interrogation on an informer, who later on died. A bench of Justice Kalpathi Sriram acquitted Chiraguddin Tamboli (50), who was acquitted by

Source – indianexpress.com A minor girl’s sketch of a house, a girl carrying balloons and a dress lying beside her, had convinced a Delhi court to convict the man who allegedly sexually assaulted her. The accused, who is the victim’s uncle, was awarded five years’ rigorous imprisonment in 2017. Dismissing the appeal filed by the

Source – New Delhi: The Supreme Court will conduct hearing on the National Herald income tax case on Monday (January 6).  The court has given approval to the Income Tax Department to continue the tax assessment of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi.  However, the court had put a restriction on any action before the next order.

Source – hindustantimes.com A mother, who was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for allegedly strangulating her baby hours after her birth as she was a girl, has got relief from the Supreme Court which acquitted her by saying that it was “totally unnatural” for the woman to kill her own child. The apex court,

Source – ndtv.com New Delhi: A mother, who was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for allegedly strangulating her baby hours after her birth as she was a girl, has got relief from the Supreme Court which acquitted her by saying that it was “totally unnatural” for the woman to kill her own child. The top