Murder Case

BJP leader's son Pulkit Arya and two of his employees have been arrested in the murder case of a 19-year-old receptionist of aPulkit's resort in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, on September 23. Notably, the receptionist identified as Ankita Bhandari went missing four days ago, and her body was later found in Pauri Garhwal's Nandalsun belt on September 22. A case has been registered and three people arrested for further investigation.

A department level enquiry has been initiated against three cops in the Kerala police department for allegedly allowing Students' Federation of India (SFI) to felicitate PM Arsho before going to prison. Reportedly, SFI workers felicitated its State Secretary PM Arsho by putting garlands and raising slogans, before entering sub-jail in Kakkanad district. Arsho was arrested in connection to a murder case, and was sent to 14-day judicial custody… read-more

Delhi Police detained three people in connection with the murder of Punjabi artist Sidhu Moose Wala, including two main shooters on June 20. According to the authorities, Moose Wala was shot first by a guy named Manpreet Manu. The police discovered a large stockpile of weapons, including three handguns with 50 rounds, eight high explosive grenades, grenade launchers, and nine electric detonators.  

In Uttar Pradesh, a Pratapgarh local court sentenced life imprisonment to six people, accused in a 1995 murder case. The court also imposed a fine of Rs 24,000 on each of the accused. Kripa Shankar, a local leader filed the petition in 1995, claiming Harivansh Tiwari; Anoop (Umesh) Om Prakash, alias Nanhe; Rajesh Kumar, alias Lallu; Anant Kumar Tiwari and Kamlesh Kumar Pandey, allegedly killed his nephew Suresh Narayan.

An Odisha court sentenced life imprisonment to Budhuram Bindhani, convicted in a murder case. As per PTI, the convict allegedly murdered Sachindra Mohanta (55) after a heated quarrel. The victim died during treatment at a government hospital. The incident happened on February 18, 2018, and the verdict was given on April 20, 2022.  Judge Deepak Kumar announced the judgment based on the statements of 19 witnesses.