Mumbai police informed the Bombay High Court about filing a ‘C-summary report’ in Sameer Wankhede’s case against Nawab Malik due to insufficient evidence. Wankhede alleged caste-based insults from Malik after his son-in-law’s arrest in a narcotics case. The court disposed of Wankhede’s petition but allowed him to challenge the closure report. Legal tensions persist between the two.
Today, On 28th November, Sameer Wankhede, former NCB zonal director, petitioned the Bombay High Court to transfer an atrocities case against NCP leader Nawab Malik to the CBI, citing police inaction on his August 2022 complaint. Wankhede claims this inaction has caused mental distress and humiliation for him and his family due to Malik’s derogatory remarks.
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Yesterday, On 29th October, the Karnataka High Court ordered the release of Gopal and Ajay Joshi, kin of Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, held since October 19 over an alleged cheating case. The court concluded this was a financial dispute rather than a criminal matter, citing the delayed complaint and an intention to refund.