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The Karnataka High Court rejected the plea of B.A. Umesh, a serial killer sentenced to death for rape and murder, seeking commutation of his death sentence to life imprisonment and challenging the President's refusal of clemency.
Amazon challenged the proposed $3.4 billion deal between Future Group and Reliance Retail, alleging a breach of contract. The Supreme Court of India ruled in favour of Amazon, halting the transaction by upholding the validity of an emergency arbitrator's award.
Lurchenko Igor, a Ukrainian national, is wanted in connection with a Rs 142 crore investment fraud involving Torres Jewellers. Authorities have initiated extradition proceedings to bring him to India to face charges.
Altaf, a 22-year-old man, died while in the custody of the Kasganj police in Uttar Pradesh. The incident occurred following his detention in connection with a kidnapping case involving a girl, who was later found by the police.
The Supreme Court dismissed a Special Leave Petition filed by an aspirant for the post of State Information Commissioner, ruling that an interested person is not entitled to file a Public Interest Litigation.
Panchkula police arrested a weapon supplier named Suleiman for allegedly arming a history-sheeter associated with the Bambiha gang ahead of municipal corporation elections.
A Delhi court has ordered the framing of charges against two Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officials for their alleged involvement in corruption and criminal conspiracy.
The National Green Tribunal found environmental violations regarding the construction of a highway flyover over a protected pond in New Delhi and imposed a penalty on the NHAI.
The Supreme Court restored charges under the Karnataka Control of Organised Crimes Act (KCOCA) against Mohan Nayak N, an accused in the 2017 murder of journalist Gauri Lankesh. The court ruled that a direct role in the commission of an organized crime is not necessary to invoke the act.
Delhi Police have frozen assets worth over ₹5 crore belonging to a history-sheeter named Jitender and his wife, Jyoti, following a court order issued during an investigation into organized crime activities.
The Bombay High Court commuted the death sentences of three convicts to life imprisonment in the 2013 Shakti Mills gangrape case. The court upheld their conviction for the gangrape of a photojournalist in Mumbai.
This case involves allegations of a Rs 100 crore extortion racket involving former Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh. Dismissed police officer Sachin Vaze, an accused in the case, has made further allegations regarding the collection of money.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested a former assistant manager of a private bank and two other individuals in connection with a Rs 1.6 crore digital arrest fraud case.
A special Delhi court criticized the Delhi Police for a negligent investigation in a case registered under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA), describing the probe as an 'eyewash'. The court also observed that long custody of an accused does not automatically entitle them to bail in cases involving MCOCA.
The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth Rs 56.81 crore belonging to a Rajasthan-based Chartered Accountant and others in connection with a fraud case involving Syndicate Bank. The investigation alleges that between 2011 and 2016, the accused colluded with bank officials to defraud the institution.
The Enforcement Directorate is investigating an extortion case involving Iqbal Kaskar and his associates. The agency has attached a flat and other assets linked to the accused in connection with the extortion of a real estate developer.
Gangster Bannanje Raja was convicted for the 2013 murder of businessman R N Nayak in Karwar, Karnataka. The prosecution relied on forensic voice matching evidence to link the accused to the crime.
Delhi Police's Indira Gandhi International Airport unit busted a high-profile prostitution racket and arrested three people. The accused were operating prostitution rackets and had taken a hotel on lease at Sector 45.
Following an order from the Calcutta High Court, the CBI has taken over the investigation into the incident in Bogtui, Birbhum, where eight people were burnt to death. The court transferred the case to the central agency despite opposition from the state government.
The Mumbai Crime Branch is investigating allegations that police officers extorted money from 'angadias' (traditional couriers). Suspended IPS officer Saurabh Tripathi's brother-in-law and father have been implicated in the investigation.