Acid Attack on Woman | Srinagar Court Sentences Man to Life Imprisonment, for Attack on Woman Who Rejected Marriage Proposal

On 6th March, A Srinagar court sentenced Sajid Altaf Sheikh to life imprisonment and a Rs.40 lakh fine for an acid attack on a woman following a rejected marriage proposal in 2022. The judge emphasized the irreparable harm caused to the victim and dismissed calls for leniency, recognizing the imbalance between the convict’s rehabilitation and the victim’s suffering.

Kerala Court Sentences Woman to Life for Newborn’s Murder

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 […]

Kota Man Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Assault on Minor, Upholding Justice against ‘Evil Spirit’ Influence

A 29-year-old man in Kota has been sentenced to life for assaulting a minor, claiming influence by an “evil spirit.” The POCSO court stressed parental vigilance. The accused manipulated the victim’s family with supernatural claims. This case underscores the pursuit of justice in crimes influenced by alleged supernatural forces.

First Conviction in Bandit Phoolan Devi’s Gang Massacre After 43 Years

A Kanpur court has sentenced one of the surviving accused to life imprisonment for the 1981 Behmai massacre led by bandit Phoolan Devi. The court’s first conviction came 43 years after the tragic incident, bringing a sense of closure to one chapter of Phoolan Devi’s controversial life and highlighting the enduring impact on India’s social fabric and justice system.

In The Supreme Court | Serial killer’s Plea: “Prison For Entire Life Is Unconstitutional”

The Supreme Court of India is examining the interpretation of ‘life sentence’ following a plea from convicted serial killer Chandrakant Jha, who argues that life imprisonment should not necessarily mean incarceration for the entirety of the convict’s natural life. This legal inquiry raises crucial questions about punishment, rehabilitation, and the constitutional validity of sentencing.

Supreme Court: ‘Mere Presence Near A Crime Scene Cannot Be The Sole Basis For Attracting A Murder Charge’

Supreme Court bench, comprising Justices B R Gavai and P S Narasimha, critically evaluated the evidence and testimonies that had led to the conviction of the man The Supreme Court of India has significantly altered the course of a conviction in a murder case, offering a fresh perspective on the distinction between murder and culpable […]