Driver Gaurav Ahuja and co-passenger Bhagyendra Oswal were arrested in connection with the Pune BMW urination case. They were presented before the Pune Sessions Court, which ordered their police custody until March 10. The incident created public outrage, leading to swift legal action. Authorities are now investigating further details of the case.
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.
The Bombay High Court, led by Justice Makarand Karnik, has quashed decade-long rape charges against a man, citing insufficient evidence to prove the complainant’s consent was based on a false promise of marriage. The decision emphasizes consent, promises, and legal process, setting a precedent and bringing closure to the legal ordeal while highlighting nuances of consent and promises in personal relationships.
