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    Husband Staged Wife's Murder as Suicide!!: US Police Arrest Indian Techie Avinash Narne
    Husband Staged Wife's Murder as Suicide!!: US Police Arrest Indian Techie Avinash Narne
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    Husband Staged Wife’s Murder as Suicide!!: US Police Arrest Indian Techie Avinash Narne

    US authorities have arrested Telangana-born software engineer Avinash Narne for the alleged murder of his wife, Raajitha Sabbineni, in Washington. Prosecutors claim he strangled her and staged the death as suicide. The case was reclassified as homicide following the autopsy findings.

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    US DOJ Calls Gautam Adani Prosecution a “Name and Shame” Case, Seeks Permanent Dismissal of All Charges
    US DOJ Calls Gautam Adani Prosecution a “Name and Shame” Case, Seeks Permanent Dismissal of All Charges
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    US DOJ Calls Gautam Adani Prosecution a “Name and Shame” Case, Seeks Permanent Dismissal of All Charges

    The US Department of Justice informed a federal court that the prosecution against Gautam Adani was effectively a “name and shame” case lacking any realistic prospect of trial. The DOJ defended its request to dismiss all charges with prejudice, preventing any future revival.

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    Gautam Adani Case: US Judge Questions DOJ Over Dropping Criminal Charges, Seeks More Details
    Gautam Adani Case: US Judge Questions DOJ Over Dropping Criminal Charges, Seeks More Details
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    Gautam Adani Case: US Judge Questions DOJ Over Dropping Criminal Charges, Seeks More Details

    A US judge sought details from the Justice Department over its decision to drop criminal charges against industrialist Gautam Adani. The court deferred formal dismissal of the case, while Adani’s lawyers had requested closure after prosecutors decided not to continue pursuing the allegations.

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    Sharing Exam Question Paper Photos on WhatsApp Cannot Attract Privacy Charges: Gujarat HC Clarifies Section 66E IT Act
    Sharing Exam Question Paper Photos on WhatsApp Cannot Attract Privacy Charges: Gujarat HC Clarifies Section 66E IT Act
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    Sharing Exam Question Paper Photos on WhatsApp Cannot Attract Privacy Charges: Gujarat HC Clarifies Section 66E IT Act

    The Gujarat High Court ruled that photographing an exam question paper and sharing it on WhatsApp does not amount to an offence under Section 66E of the IT Act, 2000. The Court said such conduct may be misconduct but not a privacy violation involving private images.

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    Innocence Proven by CCTV Footage: Gujarat High Court Quashes Attempt to Murder Case Against Surat Lawyer
    Innocence Proven by CCTV Footage: Gujarat High Court Quashes Attempt to Murder Case Against Surat Lawyer
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    Innocence Proven by CCTV Footage: Gujarat High Court Quashes Attempt to Murder Case Against Surat Lawyer

    The Gujarat High Court quashed a 2019 criminal case, including attempt to murder charges, against Surat advocate Mohammed Bilal Kagazi after CCTV footage proved his absence from the alleged crime spot. The Court held that surveillance evidence weakened the prosecution’s allegations significantly.

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    Antilia Bomb Scare Case: Supreme Court Refuses Relief To Former Mumbai Police Officer Pradeep Sharma
    Antilia Bomb Scare Case: Supreme Court Refuses Relief To Former Mumbai Police Officer Pradeep Sharma
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    Antilia Bomb Scare Case: Supreme Court Refuses Relief To Former Mumbai Police Officer Pradeep Sharma

    The Supreme Court refused to interfere with proceedings against former Mumbai police officer Pradeep Sharma in the Antilia bomb scare and Mansukh Hiren murder case, dismissing his appeal against the Bombay High Court order rejecting discharge from criminal conspiracy charges linked to the high-profile 2021 investigation.

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    Candidate Facing Serious Criminal Charges Is Not Suitable For Civil Police: Allahabad High Court Rules
    Candidate Facing Serious Criminal Charges Is Not Suitable For Civil Police: Allahabad High Court Rules
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    Candidate Facing Serious Criminal Charges Is Not Suitable For Civil Police: Allahabad High Court Rules

    The Allahabad High Court held that a candidate facing serious criminal charges cannot be regarded as suitable for appointment to a disciplined force like civil police, even when pending cases truthfully disclosed in the application form.

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    Rs.1.10 Crore Extortion Case: Supreme Court Gives Bail to Man Who Allegedly Impersonated PM Modi’s Aide
    Rs.1.10 Crore Extortion Case: Supreme Court Gives Bail to Man Who Allegedly Impersonated PM Modi’s Aide
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    Rs.1.10 Crore Extortion Case: Supreme Court Gives Bail to Man Who Allegedly Impersonated PM Modi’s Aide

    The Supreme Court has granted bail to Mohammad Kashif in a money laundering case. He was accused of posing as a close aide of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other Union ministers to allegedly extort money from people.

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    AgustaWestland VVIP Chopper Scam: Supreme Court To Hear Christian Michel’s Plea Seeking Release
    AgustaWestland VVIP Chopper Scam: Supreme Court To Hear Christian Michel’s Plea Seeking Release
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    AgustaWestland VVIP Chopper Scam: Supreme Court To Hear Christian Michel’s Plea Seeking Release

    The Supreme Court has agreed to examine a petition filed by Christian Michel James, the alleged middleman in the Rs.3,600-crore AgustaWestland VVIP chopper scam. He has approached the Court seeking release from jail, claiming prolonged detention.

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    Jungle Raj, Wild West: Pawan Khera Slams Assam Police FIR in Telangana High Court
    Jungle Raj, Wild West: Pawan Khera Slams Assam Police FIR in Telangana High Court
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    Jungle Raj And Wild West: Pawan Khera Slams Assam Police FIR in Telangana High Court

    The Telangana High Court reserved its order on Pawan Khera’s request for transit anticipatory bail in an Assam Police case alleging forgery and conspiracy. His counsel Abhishek Manu Singhvi said charges reflected “jungle raj and a wild west.”

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