Bihar BJP MLA Raju Kumar Singh Gets Four-Year Jail Term, Rs.25 Lakh Fine in Celebratory Firing Case

A Delhi court sentenced Bihar BJP MLA Raju Kumar Singh to four years’ simple imprisonment and imposed a Rs 25 lakh fine in the 2018 celebratory firing case that killed a woman. He was also awarded two months’ imprisonment under the Arms Act for licence violations.

Civil Disputes Cannot Be Turned Into Money Laundering Cases: Allahabad High Court While Quashing ED Proceedings

The Allahabad High Court quashed money laundering proceedings against Tulsiani Construction and its directors, holding that civil and commercial disputes cannot be converted into criminal prosecutions under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. The Court also set aside the ED’s summoning and attachment actions.

EXCLUSIVE| Sonam Raghuvanshi to Siya Goyal: Inside India’s Most Sensational Cases of Women Accused of Killing Their Partners

Several high-profile murder investigations involving spouses or romantic partners, including the Sonam Raghuvanshi and Muskan Rastogi cases, have sparked nationwide debate. While attracting intense media attention, each prosecution must ultimately be decided solely on legally admissible evidence presented before the courts.

Raja Raghuvanshi Honeymoon Murder: Supreme Court Issues Notice to Sonam Raghuvanshi on State’s Bail Challenge

The Supreme Court sought Sonam Raghuvanshi’s response to Meghalaya’s plea seeking cancellation of her bail in the alleged honeymoon murder case. The State challenged bail orders passed by the trial court and High Court, with the matter now listed for hearing on July 9.

Retired Judge & Advocate Convicted !!: Conviction Upheld, Patna High Court Cuts Sentence in 2005 Assault Case

The Patna High Court upheld the conviction of a retired judicial officer and a practising advocate in a 2005 assault case linked to a land dispute. While affirming their guilt, the Court reduced the sentence to the imprisonment already undergone by the convicted appellants.

Raja Raghuvanshi Honeymoon Murder: Supreme Court to Hear State’s Challenge Against Sonam Raghuvanshi’s Bail

The Supreme Court agreed to hear Meghalaya’s plea challenging bail granted to Sonam Raghuvanshi, accused of murdering her husband Raja Raghuvanshi during their honeymoon. The State argued she was likely to abscond, urging the Court to reconsider the bail order.

Default Bail Can’t Be Claimed Just Because the Chargesheet Copy Wasn’t Supplied to the Accused: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that an accused cannot claim default bail merely because a copy of the chargesheet was not supplied. It also ruled that failure to file additional chargesheet copies under Section 193(8) of the BNSS does not invalidate the chargesheet.

You Mean Judges Are Hot-Headed?, Get Influenced by Movie?: Karnataka HC Questions Actor Darshan’s Plea Against Release of Movie ‘BOSS’

The Karnataka High Court questioned Darshan Srinivas’s claim that the Kannada film BOSS could affect the fairness of his Renukaswamy murder trial. Justice Pradeep Singh Yerur observed that the concern should be possible impact on witnesses and proceedings, not whether judges could be influenced.

Shocks the Conscience of Society: Pune Court Sentences 65-Year-Old Man to Death for Rape-Murder of 3-Year-Old Girl

A Pune court sentenced a 65-year-old man to death for the rape and murder of a three-year-old girl in Nasrapur village, calling it a crime that “shocks even the conscience of society.” The court held the case fell within the “rarest of rare” category after convicting him of kidnapping, molestation, rape, and murder.

Husband Killed His Pregnant Wife After She Taunted Him: Madhya Pradesh HC Reduces Conviction Cites Grave and Sudden Provocation

The Madhya Pradesh High Court reduced a man’s conviction for killing his pregnant wife, ruling that the act occurred during grave and sudden provocation. The Court changed the offence from Section 304 Part I IPC to Part II and reduced the sentence to seven years.