Gurugram Police have arrested the car driver accused of hitting a woman motorcyclist on Golf Course Road, and added charges of attempt to murder, stalking and outraging modesty under the BNS after examining camera footage. The complainant alleges she was chased and rammed; the accused’s family calls it an accident. The allegations are untested and the investigation is continuing.
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court acquitted two boys of stalking a minor girl, stating that a single instance of following does not constitute stalking under the IPC and POCSO Act. However, one boy was upheld on charges of sexual assault based on credible evidence, while the other faced reduced sentencing.
In today’s technology-driven era, social media has become an integral part of everyday life, especially for younger generations who use it as a platform to share their thoughts, ideas, and opinions. Platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook provide easy access to social news, blogs, vlogs, and much more, allowing users to connect and exchange information in various forms—text, music, and images—regardless of their location. While social media offers many advantages, it also raises significant concerns, particularly regarding privacy and security. The spread of false or misleading information on these platforms can have serious repercussions, highlighting the need for caution and responsibility in its usage.
Today, On 22nd November, The Karnataka High Court denied anticipatory bail to Prajwal Revanna in a fourth sexual assault case amid ongoing investigations by a Special Investigation Team. Revanna faces multiple allegations including rape and intimidation. Despite attempts to withdraw the plea, the court emphasized its decision was based on the complaint, not the chargesheet.