RG Kar Rape-Murder | “Victim’s Mobile Number Was Used After She Had Passed Away”: Alleges Trainee Doctor’s Family

The family of the RG Kar trainee doctor, who was raped and murdered last year, claimed her phone number was removed from a WhatsApp group and suspiciously used for several months after her tragic death at the Kolkata hospital.

ED Official: “Application to Declare Him Mehul Choksi an FEO Has Been Adjourned for the Past Seven Years”

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had approached the Belgian government last year, asking them to arrest fugitive businessman Mehul Choksi. This step was taken as a precautionary move ahead of formally sending an extradition request.

Supreme Court Allows Yasin Malik’s Video Cross-Examination of Witnesses from Tihar Jail

Today, On 4th April, Supreme Court permits Yasin Malik to cross-examine witnesses via video conferencing from Tihar Jail.The court approved the use of video conferencing for witness cross-examination.Yasin Malik will be able to question witnesses remotely from Tihar Jail.This decision ensures that his legal process continues smoothly.

INX Media Case || Delhi HC Schedules P. Chidambaram’s Plea Hearing to May 13

Today, On 3rd April, The Delhi High Court has scheduled the hearing for senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram’s plea in the INX Media money laundering case for May 13. The plea challenges the trial court’s decision to accept the Enforcement Directorate’s chargesheet in the case. Initially set for August, the hearing was expedited due to the urgency of the matter. Both parties have agreed not to press for arguments on charges before the trial court until the High Court hearing.

RG Kar Rape-Murder || “Probe Indicates It Wasn’t a Case of Gang Rape”: CBI To Calcutta HC

Today, On 28th March, The CBI informed the Calcutta High Court that the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Hospital was not a case of gang rape. However, the agency is now probing possible cover-up allegations linked to the incident. The case has sparked significant public outcry, demanding a transparent and fair investigation. The court continues to monitor the probe closely.

Centre Notifies Transfer of Justices Yashwant Varma & Chandra Dhari Singh to Allahabad High Court

Today, On 28th March, The Centre notified the transfer of Justices Yashwant Varma and Chandra Dhari Singh to the Allahabad High Court. This decision is part of the latest judicial reshuffle, impacting high-ranking judges. While the transfers are officially administrative, they have drawn attention due to recent controversies. The move highlights ongoing changes within the Indian judiciary.

Madras HC Sentences Customs Officer, Wife to 4 Years in Jail: “Corruption Exists at an Unimaginable Ratio in India”

The Madras High Court sentenced a Customs Officer and his wife to four years in prison, highlighting rampant corruption in India. The court remarked that corruption exists at unimaginable levels and often begins at home. This case highlights the deep-rooted bribery and misconduct within government institutions.

Cash Discovery Row || Fire at Justice Yashwant Varma’s Home Raises Serious Questions

A fire broke out in the outhouse of Justice Yashwant Varma’s home, On March 14, where a large amount of cash was reportedly found. This incident has led to many doubts and concerns about what really happened. Officials have not yet explained where the money came from or why it was there. As more questions arise, the issue is getting a lot of attention from the public and legal experts.

Delhi HC Judge Named in CBI FIR Over Sugar Mill Cash Row: “Judge Yashwant Varma Was Named as an Accused”

Delhi High Court Judge Yashwant Varma has been named in a CBI FIR related to a sugar mill cash row. The case involves alleged financial irregularities linked to the sale of sugar mills. The FIR reportedly includes serious accusations against multiple individuals. Authorities are investigating the extent of involvement and financial transactions.

Supreme Court: “Disappointed with Greater Noida Authority for Lack of Cooperation in Reviving Abandoned Home Project”

Today, On 19th March, The Supreme Court intervened in the issue of an abandoned housing project in Greater Noida, seeking a resolution for affected homebuyers. Senior Advocate Ravindra Kumar, representing the Authority, requested a week’s time to submit financial details. The Court’s directive aims to expedite the process and provide relief. This step brings renewed hope for buyers awaiting possession of their homes.