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Cabinets clears amendments to Companies Act, comprehensive legislation on hijacking

NEW DELHI: The Union Cabinet on Tuesday cleared four bills that are likely to be introduced in Parliament during the current session, including a comprehensive legislation against highjacking, which provides for death in extreme cases, and amendments to the Companies Act to make life simpler for the corporate sector. In addition, bill to replace the […]

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Ex-MLA forgery case: Order to top cop to appear in court quashed

A Delhi court on Monday quashed the order of a trial court directing the Commissioner of Police to appear before it in person regarding police inaction in connection with a case of forgery involving former BJP MLA Ranjeet Singh. The former MLA has been accused of producing false caste certificate during the 2013 Assembly elections.

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Show circular to cops for witness protection : HC to Maharastra govrnment

MUMBAI : Bombay High Court has demanded to see by this evening a circular issued by the Maharashtra government to the police to provide interim protection to witnesses in criminal cases right from the stage of investigation. A division bench of Justice Abhay Oka and Justice A S Gadkari questioned whether the government has issued

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Bombay HC sends man to prison for defaming judicial system online

MUMBAI : Bombay High Court on Monday sentenced a man to one month simple imprisonment after holding him guilty of contempt of court for posting malicious content against the judicial system on social networking sites. A division bench of Justice V M Kanade and Justice Anuja Prabhudessai stayed their order to enable Dwarka Hiranandani (56)

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Can’t use religious places as dumping ground for arms: HC

Taking note of intelligence inputs that retired defence personnel were involved in training private commandos and arming them with illegal weapons to protect Sirsa-based Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has decided to treat the issue as a public interest litigation. The division bench comprising Justices M Jeyapaul

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