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    Chinnaswamy Stampede: Karnataka High Court Rejects DNA Entertainment Plea Challenging Judicial Commission Report
    Chinnaswamy Stampede: Karnataka High Court Rejects DNA Entertainment Plea Challenging Judicial Commission Report
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    Chinnaswamy Stampede: Karnataka High Court Rejects DNA Entertainment Plea Challenging Judicial Commission Report

    Today, On 21st July, The Karnataka High Court dismissed DNA Entertainment Networks’ challenge to the judicial commission report that held the company responsible for the Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede. The court found no grounds to interfere with the panel’s detailed findings and its conclusions.

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    Judicial Decorum No Less Than Legal Propriety: Jharkhand High Court Rejects Third Anticipatory Bail Plea
    Judicial Decorum No Less Than Legal Propriety: Jharkhand High Court Rejects Third Anticipatory Bail Plea
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    Judicial Decorum No Less Than Legal Propriety: Jharkhand High Court Rejects Third Anticipatory Bail Plea

    Jharkhand High Court dismissed the third anticipatory bail plea of Harish Kumar Pathak, stressing that “judicial decorum no less than legal propriety” must prevail and ruling that there can be no revival of ‘reasons to believe’ in repeat applications.

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    Supreme Court Reduces 38-Year-Old Murder Case Conviction, Says Awareness of Death Risk Isn’t Intent to Kill
    Supreme Court Reduces 38-Year-Old Murder Case Conviction, Says Awareness of Death Risk Isn’t Intent to Kill
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    Supreme Court Reduces 38-Year-Old Murder Case Conviction, Says Awareness of Death Risk Isn’t Intent to Kill

    The Supreme Court reclassified a 1986 triple homicide case from murder to culpable homicide, observing that knowing an act could cause death does not prove intent to kill. The accused, having served over 12 years, can now be released immediately.

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    Delhi BMW Crash: Court Postpones Gaganpreet Kaur's Bail Hearing To September 24
    Delhi BMW Crash: Court Postpones Gaganpreet Kaur's Bail Hearing To September 24
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    Delhi BMW Crash: Court Postpones Gaganpreet Kaur’s Bail Hearing To September 24

    Today, On 20th September, The Delhi court has postponed Gaganpreet Kaur’s bail hearing in the BMW crash case to September 24. The police informed the court that her mobile phone and driving license are yet to be seized, prompting the delay.

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    Ambulance & DTC Bus Is Guilty Then: Accused in BMW Crash That Killed Senior Finance Ministry Official Tells Court on Bail Plea
    Ambulance & DTC Bus Is Guilty Then: Accused in BMW Crash That Killed Senior Finance Ministry Official Tells Court on Bail Plea
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    Ambulance & DTC Bus Is Guilty Then: Accused in BMW Crash That Killed Senior Finance Ministry Official Tells Court on Bail Plea

    Ambulance and DTC bus also share guilt, argued the accused in the BMW crash case that killed a senior finance ministry official. She told the court during her bail plea that negligence worsened the tragedy, sparking wider outrage nationwide.

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    Singham Style Showdown: Supreme Court on Ulhasnagar Police Station Firing Case
    Singham Style Showdown: Supreme Court on Ulhasnagar Police Station Firing Case
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    Supreme Court Slams Uttarakhand for Delaying Legal Aid to Murder Convict: ‘Why No Legal Help for Convict with Psychosis?’

    Today, On 8th September, Supreme Court slams Uttarakhand government for delaying legal aid to a murder convict who developed psychosis in jail, questioning, “Why no legal help for convict with psychosis?” The top court demands urgent action to protect the inmate’s rights.

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    "If the Media Can Access the Report, Why Can’t We?": DNA Moves Karnataka High Court Over Chinnaswamy Stampede Probe, Alleges Defamation and Denial of Justice
    "If the Media Can Access the Report, Why Can’t We?": DNA Moves Karnataka High Court Over Chinnaswamy Stampede Probe, Alleges Defamation and Denial of Justice
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    Chinnaswamy Stampede Case | DNA Challenges Judicial Report in Karnataka High Court, Hearing Scheduled for July 28

    Today, On 25th July, In Chinnaswamy Stampede Case, DNA has moved the Karnataka High Court against the judicial commission’s report, calling it biased and pre-planned. The High Court has agreed to hear the matter on Monday, July 28.

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    "They’ve Turned the Trust Into Personal Property": HDFC Bank CEO Slams FIR as Vengeful, Bombay HC Questions Complaint's Basis
    "They’ve Turned the Trust Into Personal Property": HDFC Bank CEO Slams FIR as Vengeful, Bombay HC Questions Complaint's Basis
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    “This Is Nothing But a Malicious, Frivolous and Absurd Attack”: HDFC CEO Fights Back in Bombay HC Over FIR by Lilavati Trust

    Bombay High Court hears HDFC CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan’s plea to stay FIR filed by Lilavati Trust, citing “malicious misuse of law”. Court grants no-summons relief till Friday; matter posted for final hearing on July 23.

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    BREAKING | "RCB Is Responsible For Bengaluru Stampede" Karnataka Govt. Report Mentions Virat Kohli
    BREAKING | "RCB Is Responsible For Bengaluru Stampede" Karnataka Govt. Report Mentions Virat Kohli
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    Chinnaswamy Stampede Case| “No Arrest for Now”: Karnataka HC Restrains Action Against RCB, DNA Representatives

    Today, On 12th June, The Karnataka High Court granted interim bail to all four accused in the Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede case. Those granted bail include RCB’s marketing head Nikhil Sosale and three DNA Entertainment executives involved in event management.

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    BREAKING| RCB Stampede Case: Karnataka HC Grants Interim Bail to Four Accused
    BREAKING| RCB Stampede Case: Karnataka HC Grants Interim Bail to Four Accused
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    BREAKING| RCB Stampede Case: Karnataka HC Grants Interim Bail to Four Accused

    Today, On 12th June, The Karnataka High Court granted interim bail to all four accused in the Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede case. Those granted bail include RCB’s marketing head Nikhil Sosale and three DNA Entertainment executives involved in event management.

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