A Hyderabad couple was arrested for streaming sexual videos on a mobile app to make quick money due to financial stress. Police seized equipment and are probing deeper into the case under the IT Act.
Bangalore Consumer Court orders Lenskart to refund and compensate an elderly couple after denying repair of faulty glasses under warranty. The case highlights the need for ethical service and consumer awareness.
Saurabh Sharma, a former constable from Madhya Pradesh, surrendered to a Bhopal court facing allegations of disproportionate assets after evading arrest since December. His properties were raided, revealing assets worth Rs 8 crore. Sharma allegedly financed a school and hotel through corrupt means, prompting investigations by Lokayukta, ED, and I-T departments.
Lending money to friends or family is usually an act of goodwill and trust. However, repayment issues can lead to strained relationships and financial burdens. Recovering money lent to friends or relatives can be particularly challenging when the loan is informal and lacks legal documentation. This article delves into the process of reclaiming your funds in India, highlighting legal avenues to safeguard your financial interests.
Today, on October, 7th, in the Delhi Waqf Board money laundering case, AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan’s judicial custody has been extended until October 21. Arrested on September 2, Khan is accused of money laundering linked to a ₹36 crore property in Okhla. The ED argues for the extension to prevent evidence tampering, while Khan’s defense claims cooperation with the investigation.
The Allahabad High Court held that poker and rummy are games of skill, not gambling. The petitioner argued that the denial of permission was based solely on the presumption that these games might disturb public peace and harmony or be considered gambling.
Preservation of each EVM’s data will cost Rs 40,000, the Election Commission of India (ECI) informed the Delhi High Court Yesterday (Sept 4) during a hearing on a plea filed by AAP MLA Somnath Bharti challenging the election of BJP’s Bansuri Swaraj to the Lok Sabha earlier this year. When pointed out that with 1,490 such machines, the cost of preserving them would come to around Rs 6 crore, Bharti informed the court that he doesn’t “have that kind of money.”
The AAP leader Satyendar Jain’s bail plea at the Supreme Court involved striking remarks by his counsel, suggesting that if Jain had orchestrated a money laundering conspiracy in 2010, he would deserve a “Nobel Prize for astrology.” The case, involving complex financial transactions and property acquisitions, has significant political implications and is closely watched by legal observers and the public.
