Today, On 10th May, Former police officer Pradeep Sharma was granted bail by the Supreme Court in connection with a 2006 fake encounter case. The decision, following Maharashtra’s lack of objection, raises questions about police conduct and the justice system in the state. Sharma’s case adds to the ongoing discourse on law enforcement accountability and alleged extrajudicial actions.
Yesterday, 13th April, The National Investigation Agency (NIA) granted a 10-day extension of custody for suspects in the Rameshwaram Cafe bombing case in Karnataka. The suspects, alleged to have connections with the Islamic State, being thoroughly interrogated. The investigation aims to uncover the truth behind the cafe blast, with the state expressing gratitude for the efforts made in apprehending the suspects.
Kolkata: Today (10th April): The NIA challenged a molestation case filed by Bengal Police in Calcutta High Court. The case stemmed from a raid related to a blast investigation, during which NIA officials faced hostility. They sought the quashing of the FIR and interim protection from coercive action. The matter will be heard post-recess.
The Calcutta High Court today(on 5th April) has ordered an NIA investigation into the deaths of BJP activists during pre-2023 election violence in West Bengal. The involvement of Trinamul Congress is under scrutiny. Justice Jay Sengupta directed the central government to transfer the investigation within 15 days and submit a compliance report by April 25.
Friday (on March 22) The special court cancelled the warrant against BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur in the Malegaon Blast Case due to her ill health and reliance on supportive aid. Her lawyer submitted a medical certificate, leading the court to cancel the warrant. She is mandated to appear in court for further proceedings on March 28. The case originates from the 2008 Malegaon bomb explosions.
On 7th March, The NIA demands activist Gautam Navlakha to pay Rs 1.64 crore for security during his house arrest, leading to a dispute. Navlakha, under house arrest since November 2022, contests the figure, labeling it as ‘extortion.’ The Supreme Court has scheduled a detailed hearing in April to address the issue. The case stems from the Elgar Parishad-Maoist links.
The Supreme Court of India recently dismissed an appeal by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) challenging a second FIR registered by the Chhattisgarh Police. This FIR pertains to the 2013 Maoist attack on Congress leaders in Bastar, alleging a larger political conspiracy. The bench, comprising CJI DY Chandrachud, Justice JB Pardiwala, and Justice Manoj Misra, […]
