The Supreme Court has sought Maharashtra’s reply on a plea by Govind Pansare’s daughter and daughter-in-law challenging the Bombay High Court order that ended monitoring of the 2015 murder probe. The petitioners argue the ATS has made “no substantial progress” and a “deeper and larger conspiracy” remains unexplored.
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The Bombay High Court indicated that no further investigation is needed in the 2015 Govind Pansare murder case, although efforts to locate two absconding suspects continue. The court considered closing the case petition due to the ATS’s thorough investigation, while the Pansare family’s lawyer suggested unresolved issues concerning the mastermind behind the murder.
Today(on 23rd July),The Karnataka High Court granted bail to Vasudev Bhagwan Suryavanshi and Amit Baddi, accused in the high-profile murder case of scholar MM Kalburgi. Justice MG Uma’s decision comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the case, where the individuals were implicated in the theft of the motorcycle used in the assassination.
On Monday January15, in the Gauri Lankesh murder case, the Supreme Court of India, led by Justices Vikram Nath and Satish Chandra Sharma, has issued a notice regarding the bail granted to Mohan Nayak, an accused in the case. The petition, filed by Kavita Lankesh, the younger sister of the slain journalist, challenges the bail […]
