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An FIR was registered on October 5, 2018 against a police constable for alleged assault inside an SDM court. The Rajasthan High Court allowed prosecution to proceed, finding the conduct was not part of official duty.
Six persons accused of indiscriminate firing to kill a man in broad daylight in 2001 were acquitted by the Supreme Court after more than a decade of appellate proceedings. One accused had served a life sentence awarded by the trial court and upheld by the Patna High Court in 2015. The Supreme Court concluded that no proper investigation had taken place and quashed the case.
Authorities in Gurugram demolished an illegal house measuring 150 yards in Naharpur Rupa, which was allegedly linked to the activities of gangster Kaushal Chaudhary. The action was part of a broader crackdown against organized crime and land mafia in the region.
A Ghaziabad man is accused of a series of crimes spanning two decades, including a 2006 homicide, a 2017 double murder, and a 2026 rape-murder case. A 70-year-old woman and a 9-year-old boy were sexually assaulted and killed approximately 8 years prior to reporting. Balraj obtained bail in 2025 and was subsequently employed as a caretaker.
An FIR was registered against Marathi folk singer Nisha Bhagat and Anil Ahire in Ulhasnagar for alleged job fraud involving Rs 20 lakh at Central Hospital. No arrests have been made yet.
TSPC supremo Brijesh Ganjhu was killed during an encounter with the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in Varanasi. Following his death, authorities disclosed details regarding his criminal history and involvement in Maoist activities.
Pradeep Chauhan is accused of conspiracy and cheating in a central government examination case. The court found prima facie that Chauhan played a role in a conspiracy to get the examination paper solved by external solvers using remote access technology. The court denied bail, terming the matter serious.
Tenants in Mohali allegedly forged the signatures of a Zirakpur landowner on loan documents and guarantee papers, and used the forged documents to mortgage the landowner's plot. Forensic examination by a handwriting expert confirmed the signatures were copied and not genuine.
Anubhav Sharma, a director of 32nd Milestone, and his wife Mamta have been arrested by Kolkata police for allegedly cheating an investor of Rs 28 lakh in connection with a shop sale in Gurgaon.
An EOW inquiry in Chandigarh has found prima facie evidence of cheating against three accused persons (Azad, Ajit, and Jyoti) for allegedly entering into a 2025 property agreement and accepting money despite earlier agreements, involving a property fraud of Rs 5.35 crore. The role of a Tehsildar is under examination.
A case was registered alleging that a marriage was contracted with the intent to obtain Canadian citizenship. The Gujarat High Court quashed the FIR against the husband's family, observing that the evidence did not support a conspiracy charge and that the matter appeared to be a matrimonial dispute.
The Supreme Court of India has ordered a fresh investigation into the 2012 rape and murder of a girl in Dharmasthala, Karnataka, following renewed public and legal interest in the case.
A former sub-tahsildar was convicted of taking a bribe. The Lokayukta court sentenced him to four years imprisonment after Police Inspector J.S. Thippeswamy investigated and filed a chargesheet.
The CBI registered an FIR in May 2025 against a Deputy General Manager of Oil India and two company officials alleging bribery in connection with a tender. A chargesheet was subsequently filed naming the accused individuals.
Undercover police operations led to the busting of a sex racket in Manali. The court denied bail to the accused, noting that the offence under Section 143(3) was punishable with life imprisonment.
A Madurai court sentenced nine police officers to death for the 2020 Sathankulam custodial murders, drawing significant attention to India's custodial torture crisis and the ongoing debate over anti-torture legislation.
Former BJP MLA Subhash Guttedar challenged the chargesheet filed in the 2023 Aland 'vote theft' case. The Karnataka High Court rejected his plea to scrap the chargesheet.
An FIR and chargesheet against a Territorial Army Jawan were quashed by the Calcutta High Court. The court held that official military records conclusively proved the accused's presence elsewhere at the time of the alleged offense, rendering the prosecution untenable.
A case involving the rape and murder of a teenage girl in Kishtwar, Jammu & Kashmir. A Special Investigation Team arrested six persons, including an alleged rapist teacher and a nurse involved in an illegal abortion. The case incorporates charges under the POCSO Act, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), and the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.
A man was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for his wife's murder in connection with dowry demands. The trial court invoked Sections 498A (cruelty by husband/relatives), 304B (dowry death), and 302/34 (murder) of the IPC, along with Sections 3/4 of the Dowry Prohibition Act.