Kerala High Court Dismisses Transfer Plea in Shuhaib Murder Trial, Directs Full Opportunity to Cross-Examine Witnesses

The Kerala High Court has dismissed a plea by the accused in the Shuhaib murder case to transfer the trial out of the Additional Sessions Court-III, Thalassery, while directing the trial court to ensure that both sides get a full and effective opportunity to participate, including cross-examination of witnesses.

Gurugram Woman Biker Case: Court Remands Kalyan Bainsla And His Cousin To Two Days’ Police Custody

A Gurugram court has remanded Kalyan Bainsla, the man accused of hitting a woman motorcyclist with his car on Golf Course Road, and his cousin, to two days’ police custody. The FIR, registered suo motu after the complainant’s video went viral, invokes attempt to murder, rash driving and endangerment, with stalking and modesty-related sections mentioned in the remand application. The allegations are untested.

Kanpur Businessman’s Murder: Three Arrested, One Claims He Was Hired To Kill; Police Seek Custody Remand As Investigation Continues

A Kanpur pharmaceutical trader was stabbed to death on September 5. Three people have been arrested, and one of them has told police he carried out the killing at the instance of a co-accused, an allegation she denies. Police have sought custody remand of two of the accused and say the investigation is continuing. No charge has been established and the allegations remain untested.

Apprehension Of Absconding Can Be Addressed By Conditions: Delhi High Court Grants Bail In Murder Case Citing Parity With Co-Accused

Noting that the accused seen in the video and linked to DNA evidence had already been granted bail, and that the applicant had spent two and a half years in custody with only seven of thirty-one witnesses examined, the Delhi High Court held that his case prima facie stood on a better footing and granted bail despite his having been declared a proclaimed offender.

Husband Staged Wife’s Murder as Suicide!!: US Police Arrest Indian Techie Avinash Narne

US authorities have arrested Telangana-born software engineer Avinash Narne for the alleged murder of his wife, Raajitha Sabbineni, in Washington. Prosecutors claim he strangled her and staged the death as suicide. The case was reclassified as homicide following the autopsy findings.

Raja Raghuvanshi Honeymoon Murder: Supreme Court to Hear State’s Challenge Against Sonam Raghuvanshi’s Bail

The Supreme Court agreed to hear Meghalaya’s plea challenging bail granted to Sonam Raghuvanshi, accused of murdering her husband Raja Raghuvanshi during their honeymoon. The State argued she was likely to abscond, urging the Court to reconsider the bail order.

Husband Killed His Pregnant Wife After She Taunted Him: Madhya Pradesh HC Reduces Conviction Cites Grave and Sudden Provocation

The Madhya Pradesh High Court reduced a man’s conviction for killing his pregnant wife, ruling that the act occurred during grave and sudden provocation. The Court changed the offence from Section 304 Part I IPC to Part II and reduced the sentence to seven years.

Who’s Really Defending Siya Goyal?: Advocate Sends Rs.10 Crore Defamation Notice to Her Own Brother Sahil Goyal

The Ketan Agarwal murder case has taken a dramatic turn as Advocate Ashutosh Srivastava, claiming to represent accused Siya Goyal, served a Rs.10 crore defamation notice to her brother Sahil Goyal over alleged defamatory remarks. The dispute follows Ketan Agarwal’s death after falling into a gorge at Lohagad Fort near Pune on June 18.

Political Involvement In Heinous Crimes Is Rare: Karnataka HC On Vinay Kulkarni’s Bail Plea Over Yogesh Gowda Murder Case

The Karnataka High Court heard former MLA Vinay Kulkarni’s appeal against his conviction and life sentence in BJP leader Yogesh Gowda’s murder case. The Court noted that involvement of political figures in heinous crimes is rare in Karnataka, while the CBI opposed bail.

Accused Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Delhi HC Grants Relief After Evidence Failure

The Delhi High Court acquitted Gir Raj in a murder case, setting aside his conviction and life sentence under Section 302 IPC. The Bench held that the prosecution failed to prove an unbroken chain of circumstances beyond reasonable doubt and reiterated that suspicion cannot replace evidence.