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Delhi violence: Court allows to take voice sample of accused Meeran Haider
New Delhi: A Delhi Court on Friday allowed the Delhi Police to take a voice sample of Meeran Haider, an accused in the Delhi violence case. Haider is an accused in a…
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Delhi: Trial courts to resume physical hearing from next month
New Delhi: District Courts in the national capital will resume the physical hearing in full capacity from March 2, 2022. Till then, 50 per cent of the judicial officers will resume the…
- Delhi
Northeast Delhi violence: Court reserves order on Sharjeel Imam’s bail plea
New Delhi: Delhi’s Karkardooma Court on Thursday reserved its order on the bail plea moved by Sharjeel Imam, who is an accused in a larger conspiracy case related to Northeast Delhi violence.…
- India
Hijab row: Will abide by court order, says student who shouted ‘Allah-hu-Akbar’
Mandya: The burka-clad student Muskaan Khan, who faced the wrath of the crowd raising slogans of “Jai Sri Ram” on a college premises, on Wednesday that she will abide by the court…
- India
Conviction can be solely based on dying declaration without corroboration: SC
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed that a conviction can be solely based on the dying declaration without corroboration. A bench of Justices M.R. Shah and B.V. Nagarathna, citing previous…
- India
UP: POCSO court denies bail to rape accused
Kanpur: A special POCSO court rejected the bail application of accused Rajeev Kumar, who has been charged by the police for rape and thrashing father and brother of the victim. Judge Rajveer…
- India
Court rejects bail plea of ‘Sulli Deals’ app creator
New Delhi: A Delhi court on Sunday refused to grant bail to Aumkareshwar Thakur, the creator of the derogatory “Sulli Deals” app, saying that the investigation is at a very nascent stage…
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Delhi HC upholds trial court order convicting man for hurting cop on duty
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has upheld the trial court order convicting a man for causing injuries to a police official when he was on his duty. Justice Mukta Gupta upheld…
