A 41-year-old woman in Mumbai has been booked for abandoning her newborn in a hotel toilet dustbin. The incident was discovered by housekeeping staff, and the baby is now stable in the hospital. The woman cited a personal dispute with her husband.
The Bombay High Court has quashed a POCSO case after the victim, now an adult, decided to marry the accused. The court accepted their decision, focusing on their future together and the impact of the ongoing case on their relationship.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that bigamy is an offense under Section 494 IPC, regardless of the wife’s consent for subsequent marriages. This decision highlights the legal stance on polygamy and its implications.
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that matrimonial disputes should be quashed if resolved through a verified compromise deed between the husband and wife. This decision aims to prevent unnecessary legal proceedings.
Mumbai Police Commissioner Sanjay Pandey has introduced new guidelines requiring DCP approval for registering molestation and POSCO cases, aiming to prevent false accusations.
Alisha Oakley walked free from court after a judge ruled she was suffering from a psychotic episode when she stabbed Reece Tyler. The court’s decision considered her mental health condition and previous clean record.
A Delhi traffic cop was attacked by two women and others after stopping their scooter for a traffic violation. The incident escalated into a physical altercation, leading to the detention of six people.
The Bombay High Court ruled that women have the right to choose whether to work or stay at home, even if they are educated. This decision came during a hearing on a maintenance case.
A Delhi court acquitted a man after six years of trial in a false rape case. The court found the woman’s statements unreliable and evidence showed she had a consensual relationship with the accused.
A 41-year-old man, after spending seven years in jail for a POCSO case, was acquitted. The special court found contradictions in the child’s statements, indicating a possible case of mistaken identity.
