[RG Kar Rape & Murder] “Investigation Going on With Utmost Seriousness”: CBI to Supreme Court

Today, On 15th October, the CBI updated the Supreme Court on its serious investigation into the rape and murder of a doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta presented a status report, noting a chargesheet filed against Sanjay Roy. The Supreme Court criticized delays in the case and mandated urgent safety measures for healthcare professionals.

[RG Kar Rape & Murder] “Both Digital & Material Evidence Establishes Sanjoy Roy’s Presence at the Crime Scene”: CBI Chargesheet Reveals Key Findings

The CBI chargesheet in the RG Kar rape and murder case revealed crucial evidence against Sanjoy Roy, linking him to the crime through CCTV footage and forensic findings. The detailed report outlines the victim’s injuries, modus operandi, and the timeline, culminating in Roy’s arrest and upcoming trial set for November 4.

[POCSO Cases] “Police Should Go After Persons Leaking Sensitive Information, Not Journalists”: HC

The High Court criticized police actions in POCSO Act cases, emphasizing that they should target those leaking sensitive information instead of journalists. The court highlighted the importance of press freedom and mandated investigations to uncover real offenders. It also noted police misconduct toward a minor victim and ordered protection measures and a CBI investigation.

[RG Kar Rape-Murder] “Sanjay Roy Sole Accused”: CBI Rules Out Gangrape In It’s Chargesheet

Today, On 7th October, the CBI filed a chargesheet in the RG Kar Hospital case, accusing Sanjay Roy of raping and murdering a postgraduate trainee doctor. The investigation involved questioning nearly 100 witnesses and revealing forensic evidence, including DNA matches, that identified him as the sole suspect linked to the crime scene.

UPSC Aspirant’s Death Case|| “They Knew That Running a Coaching Centre From The Basement Can Be Dangerous”: Delhi HC Grants Interim Bail to 4 Accused, Imposes Rs. 5 Crore Payment to Red Cross

Today, On 13th September, The Delhi High Court granted interim bail to four individuals involved in the deaths of three civil services aspirants in a flooded coaching institute’s basement. They must pay Rs. 5 crore to the Red Cross Society. The court also directed the Lieutenant Governor to form a committee to prevent coaching centers from operating in basements.

[Delhi Excise Scam] Delhi Court Grants Bail to Alleged ‘Middleman’ Vinod Chauhan

Today, On 12th September, A Delhi court granted bail to Vinod Chauhan, a suspected middleman in the Delhi excise policy scam, after being accused of facilitating illegal activities. Chauhan’s bail was set at Rs 10 lakh, and he is linked to alleged kickbacks provided to the Aam Aadmi Party for their Goa election campaign. The excise case involves prominent political figures and allegations of corruption and money laundering.

[BREAKING] ‘Resume Work Before 5 PM’: Doctors Defy Supreme Court Order, Continue Protest Against Kolkata’s RG Kar Rape-Murder

Today, On 10th September, Protesting junior doctors in India continue their strike despite a Supreme Court order to return to work, following the Kolkata rape-murder case. They demand justice and the removal of key officials. The case has led to nationwide outrage and protests, prompting calls for improved safety measures and stricter laws in medical facilities.

[2002 Murder Case] Supreme Court Issues Notice on Appeal Against Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh’s Acquittal

Today, On 9th September, The Supreme Court issued a notice in response to a challenge against the acquittal of Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh in a murder case. Despite the acquittal, Ram Rahim remains imprisoned due to prior convictions for rape and conspiracy to commit murder. The notice marks a new development in the legal scrutiny surrounding the controversial figure.

“The Protest Won’t Die Down, It Will Become Stronger in The Coming Days”: IMA to Continue Protests Despite SC’s Order for Bengal Doctors to Return to Duty Tomorrow

Today, On 9th September, The Indian Medical Association (IMA) in West Bengal stands firm in their support for the ongoing doctors’ strike, despite the Supreme Court’s order to return to duty. The protests are in response to the rape and murder of a postgraduate doctor in Kolkata. The IMA criticizes the court’s decision and emphasizes the need for justice and the fight against healthcare corruption.

[Delhi Excise Policy Case] “Bail Granted”: HC Grants Bail to Liquor Businessman & AAP Volunteer Amid ED Investigation

Today, On 9th September, the Delhi High Court granted bail to Sameer Mahendru and Chanpreet Singh Rayat in the Delhi Excise Policy money-laundering case. The Enforcement Directorate is investigating both individuals. Mahendru is a liquor businessman under suspicion of benefiting from the excise policy violations, while Rayat is accused of handling cash payments for AAP’s 2022 Goa election campaign. The case is part of the ongoing probe into the excise policy scam, involving alleged irregularities and kickbacks.