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Music student’s body found hanging in hostel room in Pune

The body of a 25-year-old music student was found hanging in the hostel of an institute located in Mulshi tehsil of Pune district. The deceased has been identified as Renuka Likhite, a resident of Indore, who was pursuing postgraduation in music and was a flute player.

According to the police, no suicide note was found from the room. When she was not picking up the phone, a relative reached the hostel. The room was locked from inside, after which his body was found after going inside from the gallery. Police have registered a case of accidental death and started investigation.

Delhi Court sends I-PAC director Vinesh Chandel to 10 days ED custody

A Delhi court has sent I-PAC co-founder and director Vinesh Chandel to 10-day ED custody. The court said preliminary investigation has indicated his active role in alleged money laundering, fund diversion and hawala transactions worth crores of rupees.

The ED has alleged that funds were diverted through the company through hawala channels and instructions were also given to delete emails and financial records to destroy evidence during the investigation. While granting ED custody till April 23, the court has given instructions for CCTV surveillance and medical examination every 48 hours.

Historic order of Delhi High Court – prisoners who have served one-third of their sentence should be released immediately.

Delhi High Court has given a historic and strict decision regarding the rights of undertrial prisoners. A bench of Justice Girish Kathpalia directed that prisoners who have spent one-third or one-half of the maximum possible sentence prescribed for their crime in jail should be released immediately.

The High Court gave this order while granting bail to the accused in a fraud case. The bench expressed deep concern over the fact that the accused has already spent more than one-third of the time in jail in a case carrying a maximum punishment of 7 years, while his trial has not even started.

The High Court clarified that despite the directions of the Supreme Court, many first-time offenders are languishing in jails for a long time, which shows the failure of the justice system. During the hearing, the accused in this case was accused of defrauding the complainant and her daughter by falsely identifying himself.

The prosecution tried to prove the allegations on the basis of WhatsApp chats, audio recordings and bank documents. The High Court also raised serious questions on the functioning of Delhi Police. The High Court termed the status report filed by the police as misleading.

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