A Kerala court Today (Jan 17) convicted Greeshma for the murder of her boyfriend, Sharon Raj, by poisoning him with a laced Ayurvedic tonic in October 2022. The crime stemmed from her desire to end their relationship after her family arranged her marriage to another man. Greeshma’s uncle was also found guilty of hiding evidence, while her mother was acquitted. Sharon’s tragic death, caused by multiple organ failure, sparked outrage and led to an in-depth investigation, culminating in the guilty verdict. The sentencing is scheduled for January 18, 2025.
Malappuram: A Kerala court found a man guilty of repeatedly raping his minor stepdaughter for years while her mother was away from home, and sentenced him to 141 years in prison overall. Judge Ashraf A. M. of the Manjeri Fast Track Special Court sentenced the man to 141 years in prison under various provisions of the Juvenile Justice Act, the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, and the IPC.
The Thalassery Sessions Court granted regular bail to PP Divya, who is accused of abetting the suicide of ADM Naveen Babu. Babu was found dead following a farewell ceremony, where Divya suggested his involvement in bribery. Despite initial denial of anticipatory bail, her regular bail request has been accepted.
Patanjali Ayurved co-founders, Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna, are facing criminal proceedings for deceptive advertising. The case centers on purportedly misleading advertisements, leading to contempt of court proceedings. The charges, rooted in the Drugs And Magic Remedies Act, reflect the government’s resolve to uphold advertising integrity. The outcome could impact advertising regulations.
In a 2017 murder case of a Madrassa teacher in Kerala, three RSS activists were acquitted due to significant lapses in the police investigation. The court highlighted investigative failures and lack of evidence, causing disappointment for the victim’s family and sparking political reactions. This case raises concerns about justice, communal tensions, and police effectiveness.
Kannur court in Kerala orders Malayala Manorama to pay ₹10 lakh to PK Indira, wife of CPI(M) leader EP Jayarajan, for defamation. The article linked Indira to a gold smuggling case without evidence. The court holds the newspaper’s key figures responsible, emphasizing media accountability. This case sets a precedent for responsible journalism and the consequences of defamation.
In Kerala, a 65-year-old man was sentenced to 83 years in prison for repeatedly sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl, with the court delivering the verdict following the prosecutor’s call for the maximum penalty. KERALA: Today(on 16th March), A court in Kerala sentenced a 65-year-old individual to 83 years in prison for repeatedly sexually assaulting a […]
In a heart-wrenching case from Kerala, a 40-year-old woman has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of her newborn baby. The Ernakulam Additional District and Sessions Court (Women and Children), presided over by Judge K Soman, delivered the verdict on Wednesday, marking a tragic conclusion to an incident that shook the local community […]
The Kerala High Court prioritizes human safety over stray dog protection, citing instances of dog attacks impacting citizens. The court calls for guidelines on licensing individuals to care for stray dogs. This follows a case involving a resident caring for injured strays, leading to conflict in the community. The court directs the resident to obtain a license and comply with animal welfare laws.
A man in Kerala has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for assaulting his 17-year-old stepdaughter. The court imposed a cumulative sentence of 51 years, but he will serve the maximum term. He also faces a fine of Rs 1.55 lakh for the victim’s compensation, showcasing judicial commitment to supporting survivors. The victim endured premeditated assaults and intimidation.