The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Court Ahmedabad, on Saturday, has convicted and sentenced the accused Mahendra A Loonker, the then Sr. DM, Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd., Rajkot to 3 Years Rigorous Imprisonment (RI) with a Fine of Rs. One Lakh in a bribery case, the release said.
The Delhi High Court has directed the Government of NCT of Delhi to frame appropriate rules to deal with cases where convicts, due to age or serious medical incapacitation, are physically unable to surrender after expiry of parole or furlough periods.
"The board will discuss the action against Assistant Engineer K Sunil Kumar. Measures against retired officials will be decided after detailed discussions. Pension benefits can be withheld only if the court convicts them. The missing documents in Smart Creations will be investigated. The
On Wednesday evening, police detained Abdul Patta of Nilam Bazaar, Assam, along with a vehicle from Dharmanagar's West Chandrapur area. Acting on further intelligence inputs, security forces later nabbed another fugitive, Narayan Dutta, son of Shubhankar Choudhury, from Malakarpura near t
The accused have been sentenced to three years imprisonment and a fine of Rs 1.25 lakh has also been imposed. Additionally, the private company M/S Anita Contractor and Construction Private Limited has also been imposed a fine of Rs 1 lakh.
Delhi's Karkardooma Court has convicted six persons for rioting, damaging property by burning the article taken out of a shop in the Sadatpur area during the North East Delhi riots in February 2020. An FIR was registered at the Police Station Khajuri Khas on the Complaint of the Shop owner W
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Court in Visakhapatnam has convicted and sentenced Kalaka Ramdas, then Inspector of Central Excise and Customs, Srikakulam Range, along with Polaki Janakiram of Vandragi village in Srikakulam district, and a private company in a Rs 32.28 crore fraud
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath directed officials to frame a transparent and humane policy for premature release of sick, elderly, and disabled prisoners, excluding convicts of heinous crimes. A statewide survey and automatic review of eligible cases were proposed.
Judge Meenakumari of Tirupattur District Sessions Court convicted 22 individuals for the 2015 Ambur riots--seven now in Salem prison, 15 released on fines, and 106 acquitted due to insufficient evidence. The court ordered ₹10 lakh each for two injured constables and criticised the government
The Delhi High Court on Monday sought an affidavit from the son of the deceased, Rajendra Singh, who had committed suicide in 2020. One of the convicts, Kapil Nagar, has moved the high court seeking a direction to set aside the conviction on the ground that he has arrived at a settlement wit