No CBI probe in Delhi cops death Court

Justice GP Mittal observed that no grounds could be found for transfer of investigations from police to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Image courtesy: Ibnlive "No material has been placed on record by the petitioner which would compel ...

New Delhi: The Delhi High Court will on Thursday pronounce its verdict on two petitions seeking a CBI probe into the death of a constable who collapsed during an anti-rape protests here last year and quashing of FIR registered against eight youths ...

Business India News: NEW DELHI: Saying had the government and police been providing adequate protection to citizens, 5/6-year-olds would not have been raped, the Supreme Court on Wednesday frowned upon official security cover being provided to the ...

Scoffing at the Government's mechanism to provide security on hire to private individuals, the latest beneficiary being industrialist Mukesh Ambani, the Supreme Court has asked the Centre to present the criteria by which it assessed threat ...

R Sedhuraman Legal Correspondent New Delhi, April 30 The Supreme Court today said the intrusion by Law Minister Ashwani Kumar and officials of the Prime Ministers Office (PMO) and the Coal Ministry into the CBI probe into the coal allocation scam ...

The Supreme Court today declined to initiate contempt action against the Delhi Police for alleged delay in lodging FIR for missing child in the case of rape of a five-year-old girl but took serious exception that money was offered to the family ...

The Centre today told the Supreme Court that there is absolutely no regulation to govern or restrict use of arms by the private security agencies and the fear of it leading to creation of a "private army" cannot be ruled out. "The security agencies ...

New Delhi: Centre on Friday told the that there is no security threat to local MLA Shoaib Iqbal, accused of aiding illegal construction of a mosque on public land near Red Fort, and to vice president of Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha. Appearing for ...

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre,the States and the Union Territories to amend the relevant provisions of Rule 108 of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989 and the corresponding rules in the states for restricting the use of red ...