UBT leader Vinayak Raut, his son Gitesh Raut, and five others have been booked by Kapurbawdi Police following a complaint by Raut's daughter-in-law, Girija Raut. She alleges physical, mental, and emotional harassment, occult rituals, and administration of unidentified pills since her 2017 marriage.
A 60-year-old woman received a 27-month jail sentence for stabbing her daughter-in-law and 10-year-old grandson in an unprovoked roadside attack in Wollongong. Her defense cited mental health issues, but the judge found no proof linking weight-loss drugs to the violence.
A doctor in Taiwan refused to perform surgery after discovering a patient's daughter-in-law was secretly recording their 3-hour consultation. The doctor cited a lack of trust and respect, leading to a heated online debate about patient rights versus medical professional boundaries.
The Madhya Pradesh high court will hear a petition seeking cancellation of anticipatory bail for retired judge Giribala Singh, accused in her daughter-in-law's dowry death case. The victim's family filed the plea after the Bhopal sessions court granted bail.
Retired judge Giribala Singh denies allegations of contacting influential figures to influence the investigation into her daughter-in-law Twisha Sharma's death. Sharma's family accuses her husband and his family of dowry harassment. Singh claims calls were for condolences and questions police conduct.
A 33-year-old model and actress, Twisha Sharma, was found dead at her marital home in Bhopal. Her family alleges dowry harassment and murder by her husband, Samarth Singh, and mother-in-law, retired judge Giribala Singh. Samarth is absconding, with a cash reward announced for his arrest, while Giribala has been granted anticipatory bail.
A former executive director of Hong Kong’s Insurance Authority has been acquitted of misconduct after she was alleged to have coerced insurer Prudential into hiring her daughter-in-law, as the magistrate ruled that her actions did not cause “actual damage” to public trust in the regulator. Magistrate Minnie Wat Lai-man on Thursday found Carol Hui Mei-ying and digital strategy consultant Chan Tsz-wai not guilty of conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office. The pair previously stood trial...
