A Bhopal court extended the judicial custody of Samarth Singh, husband of model Twisha Sharma, and his mother, former judge Giribala Singh, by 14 days. They are accused in a dowry harassment case and Twisha's death on May 12.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested former Reliance Telecom executives Gautam Doshi and Satish Seth in Mumbai as part of its money laundering probe against Anil Ambani's group entities. Doshi was brought to Delhi, while Seth was hospitalized and later sent to ED custody.
A CBI court in Bhopal has sent Samarth Singh, husband of the late Twisha Sharma, and his mother, Giribala Singh, to 14-day judicial custody. They are accused in the dowry death case of Twisha Sharma.
A CBI court in Bhopal is expected to send former district judge Giribala Singh and her lawyer son Samarth Singh to judicial custody in connection with the dowry death of Twisha Sharma. The duo were produced in court after the CBI did not seek further remand.
A Delhi court has remanded Shubham Khairnar to judicial custody until June 6 in connection with the NEET paper leak. The CBI is investigating an organized gang suspected of leaking exam papers for financial gain and aims to identify more co-accused and trace the leak network.
A 17-year-old boxing trainee in Bengaluru has accused her coach, Ramachandra, of sexual harassment over several months. Police arrested the 50-year-old coach, a native of Tamil Nadu, after the girl's mother filed a complaint. He has been remanded in judicial custody.
A man in Morbi allegedly allowed his landlord and the landlord's relative to rape his wife and 13-year-old daughter due to unpaid rent, leading to arrests and an ongoing search for absconding relatives.
A man in Morbi allowed his landlord to rape his wife and 13-year-old daughter due to unpaid rent, leading to arrests and ongoing searches for relatives involved.
Five people have been sent to judicial custody for 25 days. The group includes two Pakistani nationals. This development is part of an NIA case concerning terror activities. Earlier, a grenade and bullets were seized from a suspect in Srinagar. His interrogation led to the arrest of the other four individuals.
Coimbatore police have arrested a 28-year-old man for staging a video of himself acting like a "zombie" in a public place. The accused, H Badhusa Khan, posted the footage online to gain social media attention by mimicking drug-induced behavior. He was subsequently arrested and remanded in judicial custody.
A 23-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru alleged she was secretly recorded while bathing by her neighbour. Police arrested the accused, Karthik, after finding the video on his phone. He has been remanded to judicial custody, and a case has been registered under relevant sections of the BNS.
A Deputy Superintendent of Police rank officer was arrested in Mumbai for allegedly flashing a nine-year-old girl in a Worli garden. The accused, attached to the DG office's Wireless department, was apprehended after a complaint and sent to judicial custody. The incident, which occurred on April 23, is being investigated, with the minor's statement recorded.
A senior police officer in Mumbai faces serious charges after allegedly exposing himself to a nine-year-old girl in a Worli garden. Arrested following a complaint, the assistant commissioner of police has been booked under molestation and POCSO Act provisions. He has been remanded to judicial custody as investigations continue into the disturbing incident.
A 67-year-old grocery shop owner in Bhubaneswar was arrested for allegedly raping an MBA student from Chhattisgarh on Friday night. The accused entered her rented accommodation under the pretext of delivering grocery items and sexually assaulted her when she was alone. The survivor confided in her roommate the next day and lodged a police complaint. The accused has been booked under Sections 64(1) and 62 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and remanded in judicial custody.
Nashik city police have arrested four TCS employees already in judicial custody on fresh charges of sexual harassment and hurting religious sentiments. The cases were registered based on a complaint by a male employee whose wife, also employed at TCS, was allegedly harassed. The accused face charges under BNS sections 75, 79, 299, and 302. This brings the total to nine cases against eight TCS employees, including two women.
