The Central Bureau of Investigation filed a fresh supplementary chargesheet in the Delhi liquor policy scam case naming new accused and presenting additional documentary evidence.
Month: May 2026
Odisha Accused Granted Bail After Over Ten Years in Custody Without Trial Completion
The Odisha High Court released an accused on bail emphasising that denial of a speedy trial violates Article 21 even in cases involving serious charges under the Arms Act and IPC.
Tamil Nadu Man Hacked to Death in Suspected Honour Killing Over Interfaith Marriage
A 26-year-old Tamil Nadu man was killed by his brother-in-law and four others in an apparent honour killing after he married a woman against her family’s wishes.
Delhi Police Crackdown on Illegal Moneylending Leads to Six Arrests in Dwarka
Delhi Police’s economic offences unit arrested six people in Dwarka in connection with an illegal moneylending racket that used coercion and violence to recover high-interest loans.
Man Arrested in Bengaluru for Cyber Fraud Targeting Senior Citizens Across Five States
Bengaluru police arrested a suspect alleged to have run a sophisticated cyber fraud network that defrauded elderly victims across five states using fake investment schemes.
Israeli Forces Intercept Gaza Flotilla Boats and Detain Over 400 Activists
Israeli naval forces intercepted all remaining boats of the Global Sumud Flotilla and placed over 400 international activists in detention amid international outcry.
Five Russian Suspects Charged in Series of European Infrastructure Sabotage Operations
European law enforcement agencies charged five Russian nationals in connection with a coordinated campaign of infrastructure sabotage targeting energy and communications networks across Europe.
Bomb Threat Against Diljit Dosanjh Part of Escalating Pattern of Threats in India
The bomb threat targeting singer Diljit Dosanjh was flagged by security agencies as part of an escalating pattern of threats against high-profile public figures and institutions across India.
SC Upholds SC Crime Conviction Using Re-Enacted Crime Scene Evidence as Corroboration
The Supreme Court clarified that a re-enactment of a crime scene by an accused does not constitute self-incrimination and may be used as corroborative evidence in a murder trial.
Spain Police Clash with Gaza Flotilla Solidarity Protesters at Bilbao Airport
Spanish law enforcement officers used force against pro-Palestinian activists at Bilbao airport who were attempting to prevent an arms shipment from proceeding to Israel.