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‘Bail is not a trophy’: Delhi court grants 3-week interim bail to ‘cracked skull’ bragging Swatantra Bharadwaj in CJP-backed arrest case
A Delhi court granted Swatantra Bhardwaj three weeks of interim bail on Tuesday. The court will consider regular bail after monitoring his behavior for three weeks. Bhardwaj was in custody for over ten days and his interrogation concluded. He is prohibited from discussing the case on any media platforms. The court scheduled the next hearing for October 6.
Hindutva influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj sent to 14-day judicial custody in CJP protester assault case
Hindutva influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj was sent to judicial custody for fourteen days. This action follows his alleged assault on a student activist's father during a protest. Bhardwaj had claimed he cracked the victim's skull, necessitating many stitches. A fresh FIR was also registered against him under the POCSO Act. The court extended his custody until September twenty-first.
Hindutva influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj sent to one-day police custody
Swatantra Bhardwaj was produced before a Delhi court and remanded to police custody. He was detained after the CJP demanded his arrest over an alleged assault. Provisions of the SC/ST Act and criminal intimidation were added to the FIR. A POCSO case was also registered against him following an interview. Fresh FIRs were filed after a minor activist alleged online threats and harassment.
Yati Narsinghanand faces arrest for hate speech after remarks on Prophet Muhammad fuels public anger
Yati Narsinghanand, a priest based in Ghaziabad, is facing multiple FIRs after making controversial remarks against Prophet Muhammad during an event on September 29. Protests erupted in several states, leading to clashes with police in Maharashtra and increased tensions in Uttar Pradesh. Prominent Muslim leaders, including AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi, have called for Narsinghanand's immediate arrest and the cancellation of his bail.
Truck Drivers Protest: Why truck & bus drivers, petrol pumps are up in arms against Modi govt?
Truck Drivers Protest Updates: The protest involves truck and bus drivers, as well as petrol pumps, who are expressing their discontent with the recently implemented Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS). The provision related to hit-and-run cases within the new law has sparked apprehension among drivers, as they now confront the potential of a 10-year imprisonment for evading and failing to report fatal accidents.
MHA letter: Amarinder slams Centre for spreading 'misinformation' about Punjab farmers
The chief minister was reacting to the letter sent by the Ministry of Home Affairs to the Punjab government on the plight of 58 "bonded labourers" rescued in the northern state.
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UP encounters killings: 50 down and still counting
In the past year, as per figures up to March, 50 criminals were killed and another 390 injured while 3,435 history-sheeters were put behind bars following encounters.
Highway gang-rape case: UP government suspends Bulandshahr top cops
The officials suspended include SSP Bulandshahr Vaibhav Kishan, SP city Rammohan Singh, circle officer (Sadar) Himanshu Gaurav and SHO Ramsen Singh of Kotwali Dehat, amid allegations of laxity by police.
Minor rape victim's detention: SC takes suo motu cognisance
The bench has sought an explanation from the state government and asked it to respond on Monday, when it will take up the matter for further hearing.
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