The Jharkhand High Court upheld the dismissal of a married police constable for being in a live-in relationship with a woman other than his wife. Despite his acquittal in a rape case filed by his live-in partner, the Court ruled that his behavior violated service rules and warranted dismissal. The case underscores the strict standards for police personnel.
The Supreme Court reinforced the credibility of dying declarations, emphasizing their weight in legal proceedings. The judgment upheld a life sentence for a man convicted of brutally murdering his wife in Maharashtra. The victim’s declarations, made while facing imminent death, played a vital role in delivering justice. The ruling sheds light on domestic violence issues and the judiciary’s role in addressing such crimes.
The Allahabad High Court quashed a rape case against a police constable after the complainant clarified it was due to a ‘misunderstanding’. The decision underscored the court’s discretionary power to administer justice based on facts. It emphasizes the need for thorough investigation and concrete evidence in serious offenses, contributing to the discourse on fair trials.
