Court Rejects Bail of Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member in Salman Khan House Shooting Case

Mumbai special court denies bail to Mohammed Rafiq Sardar Chaudhari, citing his “active role” and intentional involvement in organised crime. The accused had recce footage of Salman Khan’s residence and aided the gang in the April 2024 shooting incident.

Railway Firing: RPF Constable Forces Burqa-Clad Woman to Chant ‘Jai Mata Di’ on Moving Train

In a chilling testimony, a woman passenger revealed how RPF constable Chetansinh Chaudhary forced her to chant ‘Jai Mata Di’ at gunpoint during the Jaipur-Mumbai train rampage in July 2023. The incident, which left four dead, is under trial in Mumbai court.

“Child Shouldn’t Be Denied Mother’s Warmth”: Mumbai Court Grants Bail to Woman in 2013 Kidnapping Case

A Mumbai court granted bail to a woman accused in a 2013 kidnapping case, stressing that her 7-year-old daughter deserves the love and care of her mother. The judge noted the accused has been in jail for three years without trial progress.

Ancestral Property Case: Supreme Court Stays High Court Order, Big Relief for Saif Ali Khan

Today, On 8th August, Supreme Court stays Madhya Pradesh High Court order in ancestral property dispute involving Nawab Hamidullah Khan’s estate, giving major relief to Saif Ali Khan and family. The case will be reconsidered after the Court issued a notice on the petition.

BREAKING | Malegaon Blast | “No Evidence. Suspicion Not Enough”: NIA Court Acquits All Accused Including Pragya Singh Thakur, Col. Purohit

Today, On 31st July, In the 2008 Malegaon blast case, the court acquitted former BJP MP Pragya Thakur and others, stating “Suspicion not enough.” The blast had occurred during Ramzan near Bhikku Chowk in the communally sensitive town.

Married Woman Teacher Sent to Judicial Custody for Alleged Sexual Abuse of Minor Student in Mumbai

Mumbai court sends 40-year-old teacher to 14-day judicial custody for allegedly sexually abusing a 16-year-old boy. Judge denied further police remand, stating “no reasonable ground for extension of police custody.”

NEET-UG Scam: CBI Custody of Two Accused Extended Till June 16 to Probe “Larger Conspiracy”

A Mumbai court extended CBI custody of Sandeep Shah and Salim Patel until June 16 in the NEET-UG score manipulation case. CBI alleges their involvement in a larger conspiracy, accepting bribes to alter candidates’ scores. The ongoing investigation aims to uncover links to NTA officials and potentially other accomplices in the scam.