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Mumbai: A magistrate court in Mumbai has acquitted four accused in a nearly three-decade-old cheating and criminal breach of trust case in which 7 to 8 office-bearers of the society allegedly siphoned off funds worth approximately Rs 1.64 crore and used the money to purchase immovable properties. While acquitting the last three accused, the court observed that during the course of the trial, two key accused had were already been discharged earlier, while proceedings against one accused had abated after he was declared deceased by a civil court, and trials against two others had were been separated earlier as they were absconding.

In the latest development in a protest-related case, Alka Lamba has been convicted by a Delhi court. The court will hear arguments on the sentence on June 4.

LUCKNOW: A Barabanki court on Monday convicted 22 persons in connection with the 2015 attack, arson and loot of the Mati police outpost under Deva police station limits, while acquitting all the accused of the charge of attempt to murder under Section 307 IPC.

The Supreme Court is set to hear the Twisha Sharma death case, raising questions about forensic evidence, timelines, and potential institutional bias. | India News

The Club has also contested the Centre's order to vacate the premises; court to hear the matter on May 26.

The top court stepped in after Twisha Sharma's family pointed to multiple discrepancies in the investigation, post-mortem findings and official records.

Twisha Sharma Case Hearing in Supreme Court Live Updates: During the hearing, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta appearing for the MP government said, "For parents, the moral is that it's better to have a divorced daughter than a dead one."

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday restrained potential witnesses and the accused in the Twisha Sharma death case from making statements to the media, while clarifying that it had not expressed any opinion on the merits of the allegations surrounding the actor-model's death in Bhopal.

The court also appealed to the media to avoid recording or broadcasting statements of potential witnesses connected to the case.

Supreme Court grants bail to former Chhattisgarh excise commissioner Niranjan Das in two multi-crore liquor policy scam cases.