PARESH RAM DAS RAPE CASE
TMC MLA Paresh Ram Das arrested from Kolkata airport over rape, extortion cases
Paresh Ram Das, a Trinamool Congress MLA, was arrested at the Kolkata airport on Monday. He is accused of multiple serious crimes, including rape, extortion, and involvement in post-poll violence. Das was apprehended by a special team from Baruipur Police while he was attempting to board a flight to Mumbai. This arrest follows a period during which he had been evading law enforcement authorities.
Political row erupts in West Bengal after fourth police encounter since July; CM Suvendu Adhikari cites self-defence
A political row has erupted in West Bengal after the prime accused in the alleged rape and murder of a 12-year-old girl in Raiganj was killed in a police encounter. Police said Dilip Roy opened fire on the team sent to arrest him, prompting retaliatory firing.
Russell Brand Movies: From ‘Forgetting Sarah Marshall’ to ‘Despicable Me’, here's a look at his Hollywood career as the actor receives 10 year prison sentence
Russell Brand, the once-celebrated Hollywood actor and comedian, has received a shocking sentence of over ten years behind bars after being convicted of rape and sexual assault against several women. After rising to fame with his captivating stand-up performances and movie roles, Brand's ongoing legal battles have cast a shadow over his career and personal life, including a brief marriage to Katy Perry that lasted only 14 months in 2012.
Police kill man accused of raping and murdering niece in West Bengal, CM says police can retaliate in self-defence
Dilip Roy was killed in a police encounter while allegedly trying to flee. He was accused of raping and murdering his 12-year-old niece, whose body was found in a forest. Police had been searching for Roy for four days before tracking him down near the Bengal-Bihar border. Following his attack on the police, they retaliated in self-defense, resulting in his death.
Russell Brand's case involved more than 100 witnesses, 400 statements and 1,400 documents: How police built the evidence
Russell Brand was convicted of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault. The investigation involved extensive witness accounts, documents, and Brand's previous public materials for timeline establishment. Despite being acquitted on three charges, he faces potential sentencing following the verdict. The case highlights challenges faced in historical investigations without CCTV or forensic evidence. Further inquiries into separate rape allegations against Brand are still ongoing.
Supreme Court refuses to suspend Tarun Tejpal's 10-year jail term
The Supreme Court refused to suspend Tarun Tejpal's 10-year prison sentence relating to a rape conviction. A bench of Justices M M Sundresh and Prasanna B Varale heard his plea for suspension. Tejpal was previously convicted by the Bombay High Court after a trial court had acquitted him five years ago. The case stems from a 2013 incident involving a junior colleague inside a hotel elevator.
Bombay HC directs inclusion of six Goa family members in voter list during SIR
The Bombay High Court affirmed that the Representation of the People Act remains effective during the electoral rolls revision process. It directed the Electoral Registration Officer of Santa Cruz to include the family names in the voter list. The family had applied for a change of address, but their request was initially denied. Following multiple rejections from electoral officials, the court intervened to ensure their voting rights.
Who is Oklahoma man serving America's longest ever prison sentence? Even 200 lifetimes wouldn't be enough
In Oklahoma, USA, one man was sentenced to 30,000 years in prison. The man, one Charles Scott Robinson, was convicted of multiple crimes, including brutal acts of rape, robbery, larceny, etc.
Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault; what did the judge say about the prison term?
Russell Brand has received a guilty verdict from a London jury on serious charges of rape and multiple sexual assaults. Consistently denying the accusations, he was taken into custody following the verdict, with no option for bail before his sentencing scheduled for November 9. This pivotal moment in his legal battle signifies a troubling chapter in Brand's life, with the court indicating that a lengthy prison term may await him.
Who is Russell Brand? Comedian found guilty of serious crimes, faces significant consequences in the UK legal system
Russell Brand has been convicted of rape and sexual assault after a detailed three-week trial at Southwark Crown Court. The jury reached a unanimous verdict based on testimonies from six women concerning events spanning a decade, from 1999 to 2009. Brand, who maintains that his sexual interactions were consensual, is now awaiting sentencing that may lead to a significant prison sentence.
Tax reporting lapses could risk India's sovereign rating, trigger withholding tax penalties: Income Tax Principal DG Debjyoti Das
Speaking to the media on the sidelines of the 'Summit on Global Financial Compliance (FATCA & CRS)' in Mumbai, Debjyoti Das, Principal Director General of Income Tax (Intelligence & Criminal Investigation), highlighted the growing risks associated with non-compliance in cross-border financial reporting.
"Allegation is baseless...no evidence provided": CJP's Saurav Das hits back at Jitendra Singh over foreign funding claims
The escalating war of words followed statements by Union MoS Jitendra Singh, who alleged that CJP activists are being funded by unauthorised foreign sources, deep state operatives, and anti-India organisations operating within and outside the country.
Russell Brand trial: Jury begins deliberations in rape and sexual assault case involving six women
Russell Brand is currently facing serious allegations of rape and sexual assault, which he denies. A jury in London has begun deliberating the case after extensive testimony and courtroom arguments. The allegations involve incidents that reportedly occurred over a decade ago, when he was gaining fame. Prosecutors describe Brand as a sexual predator, while his lawyer asserts his actions were not criminal.
Cabinet clears Rs 3,788 crore to strengthen 850 fast-track courts for rape, POCSO cases
The Union Cabinet approved the continuation of 850 Fast Track Special Courts for quick disposal of cases. The scheme aims to cover additional districts with high numbers of pending rape and POCSO cases. Each court will have a dedicated judicial officer, a special public prosecutor, and support staff. Financial assistance will be provided to states and Union Territories to cover operational costs.
Cabinet approves ₹14,500-crore scheme to add 92 GWh energy storage capacity
The Union Cabinet has approved a significant ₹14,500-crore scheme aimed at developing new energy storage capacity. This funding will support the establishment of 92 GWh of grid-scale energy storage across India. Additionally, 850 fast-track courts will be set up to expedite cases involving child abuse and rape. The government has also created a pathway for the enrollment of 25% of Agniveers in the armed forces.
'How many sins will BJP commit in Ram's name': Congress flags VB G RAM G 'fake attendance' cases
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh has raised concerns about fake attendance issues in the VB-G RAM G scheme. He highlighted previous instances of fraud in Gorakhpur and recent cases in Sant Kabir Nagar district. Ramesh accused the BJP of undermining employment rights while invoking Lord Ram's name. He referred to fraudulent practices as corrupt and a betrayal of trust.
Son gets income tax notice for Rs 33.23 lakh in property investment and cash; he gets relief in ITAT Jaipur for this reason
Mother sold 642 grams gold jewellery, gifts the amount to son via notarised gift deed, son buys property and deposits cash in bank but gets income tax notice for unexplained property investments and cash deposits; he wins case in ITAT Jaipur for this reason.
Supreme Court ends monitoring of Ram Mandir donation theft probe after UP files charge sheet
The Supreme Court concluded the court-monitored investigation on the Ayodhya Ram Mandir donation theft case. This decision came after the Uttar Pradesh government submitted a charge sheet regarding the allegations. The case involved claims of cash misappropriation by individuals during the donation counting process. The Supreme Court allowed petitioners to assist in the trial court proceedings. The trial court has been directed to proceed according to legal protocols.
Ayodhya Ram temple donation row: SIT chargesheet filed, UP govt tells SC
The Supreme Court recently reviewed a proposal from the Uttar Pradesh government concerning the Ram temple donations. A Special Investigation Team has presented a chargesheet indicating misuse of funds, suggesting some suspects have diverted donations into property investments or banks. The court has permitted writ petitioners to offer assistance in the local trial without rendering any judgment on the case’s merits.
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