Manorama Khedkar, mother of ex-IAS probationer Puja Khedkar, has been granted interim bail till October 13 in a high-profile kidnapping case. Police investigations are ongoing, and more charges may follow.
In Pune, Haribhau Chemte secured bail using a forged court order related to a forgery and copyright violation case. He created the fake document and presented it to the Bombay High Court, leading to his release. The fraud was uncovered, resulting in the revocation of his bail and ongoing police investigations into multiple charges against him.
The lawyer of the accused, Dattatray Ramdas Gade, claimed that the relationship was consensual. Gade was arrested from a paddy field in Pune’s Shirur tehsil after an extensive search operation. The operation, conducted around midnight on Thursday, involved drones and sniffer dogs. Authorities launched the search following allegations of sexual assault inside a Shivshahi bus.
Police in Pune used drones, sniffer dogs, and human intelligence to track and arrest the accused in a recent rape case. Advanced surveillance technology and coordinated efforts helped locate the suspect efficiently. Authorities relied on a mix of modern tools and traditional investigative methods for a swift breakthrough. The case highlights the growing role of technology in criminal investigations.
Today, On 27th February, Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said that laws made for women’s safety should be properly enforced. He stressed that the police and legal system have a big responsibility in ensuring justice. He also called for quick action, proper investigations, and strict punishment for offenders. His statement highlights the need for stronger implementation of laws to protect women.
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Today, On 5th November, the Supreme Court denied anticipatory bail to Arunkumar Singh, accused of conspiring to tamper with his minor son’s blood samples after a fatal Porsche accident in Pune. The court upheld earlier decisions, citing evidence of Singh’s involvement in a scheme to conceal alcohol consumption and the risk of obstructing the investigation.
Yesterday, On 23rd October, the Bombay High Court denied anticipatory bail to the father of a friend of a minor involved in a fatal Porsche crash in Pune. The court cited sufficient evidence of his involvement in tampering with blood samples. The ongoing investigation raises significant concerns over underage driving and legal accountability.