Gujarat Fraudsters Pose As 'Bullion King Of India', Dupes Man Of Rs 75 Lakh
CCTV and the alleged modus operandi helped identify the suspected main accused (Representational)
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‘Can’t victimise women in name of witchcraft': Supreme Court upholds life sentence of murder convict, slams superstition
The Supreme Court upheld the life sentence of Balku Oram for murdering a woman in 1998, criticizing society’s tendency to blame women in times of fear and grief
The constitutional limits on arrest
The Supreme Court has reinforced safeguards against arbitrary arrest, holding that an arrested person must be informed of the grounds of arrest; constitutional protections under Articles 21 and 22, along with judicial guidelines, seek to balance the state’s power to arrest with the individual’s right to personal liberty and dignity
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