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The Court ordered their release on bail subject to various conditions, including that each convict execute a ₹5 lakh bond.

The Court termed it a brutal crime, but declined to impose the death penalty on the convict. Among other factors, the Court noted that he was now 63 years old, and that it had been 13 years since the ...

The Court will hear the case on December 2 along with the appeals filed by other convicts.

The Court said that while the barbarity of the crime was "nauseating and sickening", the convicts are not beyond reformation.

A Special CBI Court in Bengaluru had sentenced Kulkarni and 15 others to life imprisonment after finding them guilty of conspiring to murder BJP leader Yogesh Gowda.

Around 22 bombs went off in Ahmedabad on July 26, 2008, leaving 56 dead and hundreds injured.

The Court found the deceased woman's dying declaration unreliable and held that the prosecution failed to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.

An FIR has since been registered after judge Tabassum Khan was targeted with death threats, communal abuse, misinformation campaigns and effigy burning following the verdict.

The Court lamented that despite the wife pleading with her parents to save her from dowry-related torture, attempts were made to patch up the marriage and send her back to her matrimonial home.

The Court restored the convictions in the 2013 murder case and set aside the Madras High Court’s acquittal.

Kulkarni was recently convicted on conspiracy and murder charges in the Yogesh Gowda murder case.

The court noted that the appellant is already living in a state of "stark isolation" and "living exile," having been completely abandoned by his family and community.

A special court had recently convicted the Congress MLA and 15 others in the 2016 murder case. The sentence for the crime was pronounced this evening.

Andrabi's two associates - Sofi Fehmeeda and Nahida Nasreen - have been sentenced to 30 years each.

The Court relied on circumstantial evidence, including the accused’s presence at the scene, blood-stained items and his failure to explain how the injuries occurred.

The Court said that it is the bounden duty of parents to take care of their child, even if they are born with mental illness or physical disability.