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Today, On 12th June, A 17-year-old boy’s remand extended by the Juvenile Justice Board till June 25 in connection with a fatal car crash in Pune. The incident, involving a Porsche allegedly driven by the teen, resulted in the deaths of two IT engineers. The boy’s parents are also in custody for tampering with his blood samples. Several arrests have been made related to serving alcohol to the minor.
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Today, On 22nd May, Pune teen driver’s bail revoked after fatal accident. Sent to observation center, debate on underage accountability and rehabilitation. Police seeks adult trial, license barred until 25. Legal and safety concerns highlighted. Court holds driver’s father and bar accountable. Systemic changes in juvenile justice and traffic law enforcement under discussion.
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.
Thane court sentences Mehafuj Maksood Aalam Shaikh for flashing at a 17-year-old in 2022, under IPC section 509. Shaikh faces a Rs 5,000 fine, allocated as compensation for the victim. The court considers his 17-month prison term, aligning the sentence with CrPC section 428. A court in Thane, Maharashtra, handed down a sentence to Mehafuj […]
In Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh, a Special POCSO court delivered a verdict, sentencing an individual to 10 years of imprisonment for an abduction and rape incident that occurred nine years ago. This ruling stems from an incident in 2015, during which Kol lured a minor girl and subjected her to sexual assault.
A man in Jaipur has been taken into custody on accusations of sexually assaulting his 11-year-old daughter over the course of almost a year. At the same time, the Rajasthan High Court has declined the request made by the underage victim to terminate her 32-week pregnancy- led by Justice Anoop Kumar Dhand
Rahul Gandhi faced legal action for disclosing the identity of a rape and murder victim, which sparked widespread outrage. The Delhi High Court prompted him to remove the controversial social media post and an FIR was registered against him. This case emphasizes the crucial need to protect the privacy of minor victims, particularly in the age of social media.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court declined a mother’s plea for custody of her 8-year-old daughter, citing the child’s capability to make an informed choice. Despite the mother’s legal right as the natural guardian, the court considered the child’s strong attachment to her current guardians, ultimately ruling in their favor. The court allowed daily visits for the mother but maintained custody with the second husband and his family.