A Gurugram court on September 18 remanded Kalyan Bainsla, accused of hitting a woman biker with his vehicle, and a co-accused to 14 days’ judicial custody after their police custody ended. The case, registered by the Sector 55/56 police station, invokes provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita including attempt to murder, rash driving, stalking and insulting a woman’s modesty. The allegations are untested.
A Gurugram court has remanded Kalyan Bainsla, the man accused of hitting a woman motorcyclist with his car on Golf Course Road, and his cousin, to two days’ police custody. The FIR, registered suo motu after the complainant’s video went viral, invokes attempt to murder, rash driving and endangerment, with stalking and modesty-related sections mentioned in the remand application. The allegations are untested.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Friday questioned whether Section 306 IPC could apply in the suicide case of IPS officer Y Puran Kumar, who accused senior officials of caste-based harassment. The Court asked the petitioner to show any Supreme Court ruling where conviction was based on similar allegations.
The Court questioned her presence at the station and her demand for an independent probe, remarking: “You are just saying all this because you are a lawyer.” NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday issued a notice to the State of Haryana based on a petition filed by a woman lawyer. She has accused Gurugram […]
