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Man, 3 sons get life for 2018 land row murder
Amar Singh, a resident of Pahadpur village under the jurisdiction of Basai Mohammadpur police station, lodged a complaint on Aug 28, 2018, alleging that his son, Narayan Singh, was shot by their neighbours, Biharilal and his sons Manoj, Arvind and Dinesh, the previous night.
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Life imprisonment for woman after daughter tells cops, court about fathers brutal murder
A sessions court in Pithoragarh sentenced a woman to life imprisonment for the murder of her husband, based on the testimony of the couple's daughter. Sunita Devi confessed to the crime during the investigation. The court also imposed a Rs 50,000 fine, with an additional five years in prison if unpaid.
A sessions court in Pithoragarh sentenced a woman to life imprisonment for the murder of her husband, based on the testimony of the couple's daughter. Sunita Devi confessed to the crime during the investigation. The court also imposed a Rs 50,000 fine, with an additional five years in prison if unpaid.
Court acquits man of attempt to murder
In a South Goa court, Mohammad Sharif was acquitted of attempted murder charges due to lack of identification by all eight witnesses, including the victim. Sharif had been arrested in January 2022, accused of knifing Mohammad Shaikh. The sole evidence was the knife he reportedly surrendered, insufficient for a conviction, ruled Judge Pooja Kavlekar.
In a South Goa court, Mohammad Sharif was acquitted of attempted murder charges due to lack of identification by all eight witnesses, including the victim. Sharif had been arrested in January 2022, accused of knifing Mohammad Shaikh. The sole evidence was the knife he reportedly surrendered, insufficient for a conviction, ruled Judge Pooja Kavlekar.
HC confirms life term in case of murder under intoxication
The Orissa High Court ruled that voluntary intoxication does not exempt one from murder charges, upholding a life sentence for Rankanidhi Behera. Behera had claimed intoxication when he beheaded his mother, but the court found his culpable intention clear. The two-judge bench emphasized the consistency and corroboration of evidence presented against him.
The Orissa High Court ruled that voluntary intoxication does not exempt one from murder charges, upholding a life sentence for Rankanidhi Behera. Behera had claimed intoxication when he beheaded his mother, but the court found his culpable intention clear. The two-judge bench emphasized the consistency and corroboration of evidence presented against him.
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