Calcutta HC Commutes Death Penalty, Gives Child’s Rapists 60-Year Sentence: “Depravity That Shocks the Conscience”

Calcutta High Court commuted the death penalty of two convicts found guilty of raping a child, sentencing them to 60 years in prison. The Court said their acts showed “depravity that shocks the conscience,” demanding serious punishment.

Murder Case | “Evidence Must Be Digitally Saved and Shared”: Kerala HC Acquits Man, Slams Police for ‘Outdated Colonial Methods’

Kerala High Court freed a murder convict due to police investigation flaws and directed urgent reforms using digital tools like ‘e-Sakshya’. Court stressed on strict use of BNSS rules in all future cases.

Kamakhya Temple Row Erupts After Raja Raghuvanshi Murder: Cousin & News Anchor Get Notices Over ‘Nar Bali’ Claim

False ‘Nar Bali’ Claims at Kamakhya Temple Ignite Outrage, Anchor and Victim’s Cousin Summoned by Guwahati Police for Defaming Sacred Site in Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Twist.

Supreme Court: “Mere Recovery Of A Weapon Is Not Enough To Prove Guilty”

In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court held that mere recovery of a weapon is not enough without forensic linkage, it cannot prove guilt. This judgment reinforces the need for scientific evidence in murder trials to uphold the standard of proof beyond doubt.

Honeymoon Murder Row | Sonam Raghuvanshi Brought To Shillong, To Be Produced In Court Today

Sonam Raghuvanshi has been taken to Shillong in connection with the shocking murder of her husband during their honeymoon. Police allege the killing was planned with her lover and carried out by contract killers.

Supreme Court Denies Relief to Journalists Alleging Police Torture and Caste Abuse: “Suppose You Commit Murder, Can We Protect You?”

Supreme Court Today (June 4) refused urgent protection to two journalists from Madhya Pradesh who claimed police violence and caste discrimination. The Court said it needs more clarity on the charges before giving relief.

Delhi Court: WhatsApp Chats Not Strong Proof in 2020 Riots Murder Cases, 12 Accused Walk Free

A Delhi court said WhatsApp messages can’t be strong evidence in murder cases from the 2020 Delhi riots. All 12 accused were acquitted as there were no strong witnesses and chats alone weren’t enough.

Convicts Forming Political Parties| “How Can a Convict Decide Candidates for Election?”: CJI Khanna Defers Plea to August 11

Today, On 29th April, The Supreme Court, led by CJI Khanna, deferred to August 11 a plea seeking to bar convicts from forming political parties. He questioned, “How can a convict decide candidates for election?” highlighting concerns over democratic integrity.

Odisha Parents Sentenced to Life for Murdering 15-Year-Old Daughter Over Love Affair: Court Says “Honour Killing Not Rarest of Rare”

A court in Odisha sentenced a couple to life in prison for killing their teenage daughter over her relationship with an older man. They tried to burn the body and hide the evidence, but later confessed to the crime.

Actor Darshan Skips Court for Film Event | “No Further Excuses Will Be Tolerated”: Court Issues Warning

Darshan Thoogudeepa, accused in the Renuka Swamy murder case, missed a court hearing claiming back pain but was seen attending a film event. He, along with others, is accused of kidnapping, torturing, and murdering Swamy. The victim had allegedly sent obscene messages to actress Pavithra Gowda. The incident has sparked outrage and raised questions about the actor’s conduct.