#Bihar criminals

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Jamshedpur Police Arrest Four, Including Mastermind, in Bistupur Maruti Car Showroom Firing Case

Prabhat Singh alias Nannu Singh, along with three others, has been arrested for the August 17 firing incident in Bistupur. Jamshedpur Police have arrested the mastermind and three other criminals involved in the recent car showroom firing case under Bistupur police station. JAMSHEDPUR – Jamshedpur Police have arrested four criminals, including the mastermind, in connection with the August 17…

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[srbachchan]

DAY 5506

Jalsa, Mumbai                  Mar 14/15,  2023                Tue/Wed  3:43 PM

🪔 .. March 15 .. birthday greetings to .. Ef Amita Fatima Zohra Daheur .. Ef Ankita Dadajwar from Nanded .. Ef Manish Mishra from Unnao Uttar Pradesh .. Ef Shruti Saini from New Delhi ..Ef Mozhgan Tirandaz from Iran .. Ef Avik Ghosh from Kolkata .. and Ef Avnish Dalal .. 🌿🙏🏽🚩 And the wishes of togetherness to Ef Krishna Kant Dangi from Bihar and his respected wife Suman Devi .. for their wedding anniversary on March 13 .. how many years ?? .. 💍💕 .. सालगिरह पर अनेक शुभकामनाएं। .. 🙏🏽🚩 ✨

Birthday Ef - Ankita, from Nanded .. the youngest Ef .. her 21st and all our wishes go out to this very special day  .. 🌹

Wednesday, 15 MarchBirthday - EF - Amita Fatima Zohra Daheur .. Wednesday, 15 March .. and all our wishes for this special day .. your constant presence on the Blog is admired ..love .. ❤️

It is becoming increasingly evident that the regularity of the writing on the Blog is suffering from an assumed lack of interest .. since the odd timings of its presence here, is a suffering that many of the Ef shall and are and will be  bearing ..

Why ..?

Because they all live in different parts of the World , in different time Zones and climates .. climates, since at times it is too hot to open the page or too clod or too wet  .. and every consideration that signifies its need shall and should be addressed ..🤣

The fault lies in the writer and initiator of the writing .. and he must be reprimanded for the discrepancy that has prevailed now for several days .. 

Indeed the irregularity is such that an entire day of routine goes array .. 

Also, there is another criminal in this matter - the social media  !

Once you, at night, start reading and gathering one post, you move to the next and the next and the next .. unendingly .. and before you know it, you have either dozed off or realised that you are just in time for breakfast  !!

But, it must be said that some of the material from the World of the net is indeed remarkable .. it teaches , it educates , it gives you opportunity to cipher the good from the bad to the undesirable  ...

The presence of them that would have gone on unknown, has now diminished in large numbers .. every face every voice has a presence and a following .. how wonderful for that to happen .. 

I do like it - good bad or ugly .. but many do not and drop out  .. 

The systems of the connect are so varied and so many that nothing in this entire Universe shall ever go unnoticed .. 

Some of the writings are filled with intelligent conversation .. some not .. but they all show great adherence to the regulations of the medium they address ..

The ‘unknown’ is a word now .. its meaning has been devoured by massive and unimaginable ogres, that have just initiated a new job .. classification, filing and storing .. 

They say DATA is the new valuable .. so be it ..

So in the hours of  irregularities, one drifts its mind to other pastures - poetry !

A dear friend asked after my health , and whether I was improving ..

I responded  :

 दिक्कत है , लेकिन धीरे धीरे ठीक होगा - ऐसा डाक्टर ने कहा है ।

आभार 🌹

so he replied :

 धीरे धीरे तो आप ने ज़िंदगी में बहुत लोगों को ठीक कर दिया है यह तो बिचारी ऐक पसली है ।

to which I replied  :

जो बिचारी-बिचारा , वही प्रबल होता है ; पसली तो असली उसी की होती है  !!

ज़िन्दगी बहुतों को ठीक कर देती है , माना ; काँटों से डरकर, मना है कलियों से नेह लगाना ?

घाव नहीं जिन हाथों में , उनमें किस दिन फूल सुहाये , पसली असली उसकी , जो सदा कलियों को भाये ।।

My responses and interaction is in the form of attempted poetry .. it would be most difficult to translate the essence .. but just a simple expression of its mean would be .. 

So when asked whether I was Improving .. I told him, it is troublesome but slowly and steadily it shall get fixed  ..

He responded by saying that .. ‘slowly and steadily you have in your life , fixed many a person , this is but a mere poor rib’ 

To which I responded in a few lines in verse   .. in essence - 

they that are mere poor , they are the ones with strength, and might , they be the ones dominant  .. the ribs of them are the truest and most strong ..

life does indeed fix many a person, agree .. but when has the fear of thorns desisted one of the love for the flower bud ?  those that have been bruised and whose hands are sore , when did the flower bud not look good in their hands .. the truest and most strongest ribs , are of those, whose bruised hands adorn the flowered bud  ..   

And on this very poetic note I end for toDAY ..

My love 

Amitabh Bachchan

[seemabhatnagar]

A Story of Legal Battles and Marital Discord

The Beginning:

Sudeep Chatterjee and his wife were on the verge of divorce. The once-loving relationship had deteriorated into a conflict marked by distrust and discord. Amidst this turmoil, Sudeep was confronted with a complaint filed by his wife, accusing him of cruelty and demanding dowry. Fearing imminent arrest, he sought pre-arrest bail from the court. His pre-arrest bail application was dismissed by the Sessions Court, Katihar.

Sudip Chatterjee v. The State of Bihar and Another

Crl Appeal 2011/2024

Before The Supreme Court of India

Heard by the Bench of Hon'ble Mr. Justice C T Ravikumar J & Hon'ble Mr.Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra J

High Court's Improbable Condition:

Sudeep's quest for bail led him to the High Court, which granted him provisional pre-arrest bail but with conditions that seemed almost impossible to fulfill. The court required Sudeep to file a joint affidavit with his wife, stating their agreement to live together and his commitment to take care of all her physical and financial needs. Additionally, the court mandated that there should be no interference from Sudeep's family members. This arrangement was to last for only four weeks, after which the couple was expected to withdraw the divorce case.

"How is this possible when there is matrimonial discord?" the condition seemed impractical and improbable, given the existing strain in their relationship. It felt like an imposition that could further sour their already fragile relationship.

A Husband's Struggle:

Sudeep was caught in a dilemma. On one hand, he wanted to avoid arrest; on the other, the conditions set by the High Court appeared to dominate him and undermine his sense of fairness. The conditions suggested a forced reunion, which seemed unlikely to heal the deep-seated issues between him and his wife.

Moreover, the conditions risked giving his wife a sense of dominance, further complicating the possibility of reconciliation. Sudeep and his wife had shown a mild willingness to rethink their relationship, but these unrealistic conditions threatened to extinguish any remaining hope of a reunion.

Supreme Court's Intervention:

Realizing the impracticality of the High Court's conditions, Sudeep approached the Supreme Court by way of Criminal Apeal. The apex court granted leave to hear the case.

Hon'ble Mr. Justice C.T. Ravikumar J, presiding over the case, noted a fundamental legal principle: 'Lex non cogit ad impossibilia' – the law does not compel a person to do what they cannot possibly perform. The Supreme Court emphasized that conditions for bail should not be so burdensome that they effectively deny the relief sought.

The Final Judgment:

After careful consideration, the Supreme Court set aside the impractical conditions imposed by the High Court. The court recognized that expecting a couple on the brink of divorce to live together harmoniously under such constraints was unrealistic and counterproductive.

The Supreme Court made the provisional bail granted by the High Court absolute, subject to standard conditions under Section 438(2) of the Cr.P.C. Meaning thereby that Sudeep could avoid arrest without the undue burden of improbable conditions, allowing the legal process to proceed fairly.

Seema Bhatnagar

[amitypatna]

Exploring Amity University: A Premier Choice Among Top Law Colleges In Bihar

If you are from Bihar, then Choosing the right law college is a pivotal decision that can shape your future career. Bihar, with its rich legal heritage, offers a multitude of options for aspiring advocates. But going through the complexities of choosing the right law college can feel daunting. If you're looking for the best law college in Patna, then Amity University stands out as a premier institution that combines quality education with comprehensive student development. In this blog, we are going to see what makes Amity University one of the best and why it should be on your list.

Why Amity University?

If one wants to avail superior quality education, then Amity University should be the ideal place. The professionals and academicians at Amity Law faculty consist of experienced lawyers and teachers with a vast knowledge of the existing laws in the country. It makes sure that students get a balanced curriculum with adequate exposure to the theoretical assertion of laws and the practical working of the laws. The university also has well-equipped class rooms, spacious library and another sort of experienced moot court facilities which are quite suitable.

Moreover, Amity pays emphasis on providing a well-structured academic program together with practical training so that the students become fit to work in the legal sector. The legal courses offered at the university prepare students with the appropriate skills for different legal professions. In addition, Amity has a well-organized placement cell which provides contacts to the premier law firms, corporate organizations, and government bodies, which therefore provides good employment prospects to its graduates.

Academic Excellence At Amity

Amity University’s law program is designed to nurture well-rounded legal professionals. The courses offered include undergraduate (BA LLB, BBA LLB) and postgraduate (LLM) programs. Here’s a closer look at what you can expect:

Undergraduate Programs

Amity offers integrated five-year BA LLB and BBA LLB programs. Such courses combine legal education with arts and business administration, providing a multidisciplinary approach that broadens career prospects.

           Highlights:

Interdisciplinary Approach: Gain insights from various fields, enhancing your legal education.

Practical Training: Participate in moot courts, internships, and legal aid clinics to gain hands-on experience.

Soft Skills Development: The curriculum includes training in communication, critical thinking, and negotiation skills.

Postgraduate Programs

The LLM program at Amity is designed for those looking to specialize in specific areas of law. Research and advanced legal studies are mainly focused here, and this program prepares students for careers in academia, research, and specialized legal practice.

Highlights:

Specializations: Choose from various specializations such as Corporate Law, Criminal Law, and Human Rights Law.

Research Opportunities: Engage in cutting-edge legal research under the guidance of experienced faculty.

Career Advancement: The LLM degree opens doors to higher positions in the legal field, both in India and internationally.

Student Life at Amity

Beyond academics, Amity University offers a vibrant campus life that contributes to holistic development. Here are some aspects that make student life at Amity enriching:

Highlights:

Extracurricular Activities: Join various clubs and societies related to law, debate, and public speaking to hone your skills.

Workshops and Seminars: Regularly organized events featuring legal luminaries provide insights into current legal trends and practices.

Community Engagement: Participate in community service projects and legal aid clinics, fostering a sense of social responsibility.

Placement and Career Support

Amity University’s dedicated placement cell works tirelessly to ensure that students secure promising career opportunities. Here’s what sets it apart:

Highlights:

Strong Industry Connections: Amity’s placement cell has established relationships with leading law firms, corporate houses, and government organizations.

Career Counseling: Receive personalized career guidance and counseling to navigate your career path effectively.

Internship Programs: Benefit from internships that provide practical experience and industry exposure.

Conclusion

Talking of the premier law college in Patna, Amity University has carved a niche for itself with academic rigor, professional training and personality enhancement. This is especially helpful when you are targeting the establishment of a successful legal practice or focused legal research.

Selecting Amity University is opting for a future where one can bring an enormous difference in the legal industry. Explore the opportunities at Amity and take the first step towards a fulfilling legal career today- Enroll Now!

Source: https://sites.google.com/view/best-law-colleges-in-bihar/home?authuser=2

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Navigating the Legal System in Patna: Tips from the Experts

Navigating the legal system can be daunting, especially in a city like Patna, where legal procedures and requirements can be complex. Whether you are dealing with business-related legal matters or personal issues, understanding how to effectively work within the legal framework is crucial. This article, presented by Lawchef, aims to provide valuable tips on navigating the legal system in Patna, emphasizing the importance of Legal Services in Patna, Legal Consultancy Services Patna, and Legal Consultant Services Patna.

Understanding the Legal Landscape in Patna

Patna, the capital of Bihar, has a unique legal landscape that requires an understanding of both state and national laws. Whether you are a resident or a business owner, familiarizing yourself with the local legal system can help you address your legal issues more effectively.

Key Areas of Legal Practice in Patna

Corporate Law: Involves legal matters related to business operations, including compliance, mergers, acquisitions, and corporate governance.

Family Law: Covers issues such as divorce, child custody, alimony, and property disputes.

Criminal Law: Deals with defense services for individuals accused of crimes, ensuring a fair trial and justice.

Real Estate Law: Focuses on property transactions, disputes, and land use regulations.

Intellectual Property Law: Protects patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.

Tips for Navigating the Legal System

1. Seek Professional Legal Services

Engaging professional Legal Services in Patna is crucial for navigating the legal system effectively. Experienced lawyers can provide expert guidance and representation in various legal matters.

Research and Choose Wisely: Look for reputable law firms with a proven track record in handling cases similar to yours.

Initial Consultation: Schedule consultations to discuss your case and assess the lawyer's expertise and approach.

2. Understand Legal Consultancy Services

Legal Consultancy Services Patna are essential for strategic legal advice and planning. They can help you make informed decisions by offering insights into legal implications and solutions.

Business Advisory: Ensure your business complies with local and national regulations and manage legal risks effectively.

Personal Legal Matters: Get advice and representation in family law, property issues, and other personal legal matters.

3. Leverage Legal Consultant Services

Legal Consultant Services Patna provide ongoing legal support and advice, ensuring you navigate legal complexities smoothly.

Continuous Support: Receive regular legal advice to address evolving legal needs.

Documentation Assistance: Get help with the preparation and review of legal documents and contracts.

4. Stay Informed About Local Laws

Understanding the local laws and regulations in Patna is crucial for effective legal navigation.

Keep Updated: Stay informed about any changes in state and national laws that may affect your legal matters.

Local Resources: Utilize local legal resources and organizations for information and support.

5. Be Proactive in Legal Matters

Being proactive can prevent many legal issues from escalating.

Early Intervention: Address potential legal issues early to avoid complications.

Regular Audits: Conduct regular legal audits for your business or personal matters to ensure compliance and address any risks.

6. Utilize Online Resources

The digital age has made many legal resources accessible online.

Online Consultations: Take advantage of online legal consultancy services for quick and convenient advice.

Legal Information: Use online platforms to gather information about your legal rights and responsibilities.

Conclusion

Navigating the legal system in Patna requires a strategic approach and the right expertise. By leveraging Legal Services in Patna, Legal Consultancy Services Patna, and Legal Consultant Services Patna, you can ensure that your legal matters are handled efficiently and effectively. Lawchef is committed to providing top-notch legal support, helping clients navigate their legal challenges with confidence and ease. Whether you are dealing with corporate law, family disputes, criminal defense, or real estate issues, having the right legal guidance is essential for achieving favorable outcomes. Stay informed, be proactive, and seek professional legal assistance to navigate the complexities of the legal system in Patna.

[republicsports]

NEET-UG 2024 Verdict: Supreme Court to Announce Detailed Judgment on Exam Cancellation Plea Today

Supreme Court of India is set to release its detailed judgment on Friday, explaining its decision not to cancel the NEET-UG 2024 examination.

New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India will release its detailed judgment on Friday, explaining its decision not to cancel the NEET-UG 2024 examination. This follows the court's rejection of a plea for a re-test on July 23. Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud emphasized the significant repercussions of conducting a fresh exam, noting that it would impact over 24 lakh students who had already taken the test. He highlighted that such a move would disrupt the admission schedule and cause cascading effects on the medical entrance exam and its subsequent counselling process.

Click here to read what the Supreme Court ordered.

Meanwhile, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has intensified its probe into alleged irregularities surrounding the NEET-UG 2024 examination. On Thursday, the CBI filed its first chargesheet, charging 13 individuals under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) including sections 120-B (criminal conspiracy), 201 (causing disappearance of evidence), 409 (criminal breach of trust by public servant), 380 (theft in dwelling house), 411 (dishonestly receiving stolen property), 420 (cheating), and 109 (abetment).

Names Of NEET Paper Leak Accused The chargesheet names the following accused: Nitish Kumar, Amit Anand, Sikander Yadvendu, Ashutosh Kumar-1, Roshan Kumar, Manish Prakash, Ashutosh Kumar-2, Akhilesh Kumar, Avdesh Kumar, Anurag Yadav, Abhishek Kumar, Shivnandan Kumar, and Ayush Raj. The case was initially registered at Shastri Nagar Police Station in Patna and later transferred to the CBI on June 23. To date, the CBI has arrested 40 individuals, including 15 apprehended by Bihar Police, and conducted searches at 58 locations.

Last week, the CBI revealed in an official statement that the NEET-UG 2024 question paper was illicitly accessed from the Oasis School in Hazaribagh on the morning of May 5. The key figure behind this act was identified as Pankaj Kumar, also known as Aditya or Sahil, one of the masterminds in the case. The theft was reportedly carried out with the connivance of the Hazaribagh NTA City Coordinator cum Principal of Oasis School and the Centre Superintendent cum Vice Principal of the same institution.

The investigation is ongoing, with several other suspects already in police or judicial custody. The CBI has stated that supplementary chargesheets will be filed as further investigation into these suspects and other aspects of the case progresses.

[mybharatguru]

More than 100 women were locked up and sexually tortured in Bihar… Shocking information

It has been revealed that over 100 women were locked up and sexually tortured on the promise of getting them jobs in Bihar. Also, a video showing a woman being brutally beaten with a belt has come out and has caused a shock. A news package on that. The case has now come to light that a fraud gang has been involved in crimes for the past 3 years targeting young job seekers. The gang’s criminal…

[smhoaxslayer]

Viral Election Result Posts Falsely Connected to Singer Sonu Nigam

An account on social media platform X with the name ‘Sonu Nigam’ has shared posts with strong political comments over the results of Lok Sabha Election 2024. These posts have gone viral on social media. जिस सरकार ने पूरे अयोध्या को चमका दिया, नया एयरपोर्ट दिया, रेलवे स्टेशन दिया, 500 सालों के बाद राम मंदिर बनवाकर दिया, पूरी की पूरी एक टेंपल इकोनॉमी बनाकर दी उस पार्टी को अयोध्या जी सीट पर संघर्ष करना पड़ रहा है। शर्मनाक है अयोध्यावासियों! — Sonu Nigam (@SonuNigamSingh) June 4, 2024 archive जिन झंडूओं की हैसियत पार्षद बनने की नहीं है वो देश के सबसे लोकप्रिय राजनेता और तीसरी बार प्रधानमंत्री बनने वाले यशस्वी @narendramodi जी का विरोध करते हैं। खुद कुछ उखाड़ नहीं सकते लेकिन हवाबाजी एकदम जोरों से करना है। — Sonu Nigam (@SonuNigamSingh) June 5, 2024 archive These posts mention some strong comments on the election results, specifically mentioning the case in Ayodhya. Since the account has the name of the famous singer Sonu Nigam, many are stating on social media that he shared these posts. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C718ev0yjQB/   Many people on twitter reacted to these tweets thinking of this handle as the Singer Sonu Nigam's.

  Truth

It has been found that the account sharing these posts do not belong to the singer Sonu Nigam. The user's name is Sonu Nigam Singh as mentioned in his X profile and he is a criminal lawyer from Bihar. Because of the similarity of names, people have started spreading false news that these are the statements by the popular singer.

The profile details of user Sonu Nigam Singh (source: X) As mentioned in an article by Aaj Tak, singer Sonu Nigam has also stated that he had left X (formerly Twitter) several years ago. Read the full article

[ratnsanjay]

The Guardians of Law: The Role of IPS Officers in India with a Focus on Ratan Sanjay Katyar's Impact in Bihar

In the vast and diverse landscape of India, maintaining law and order is a colossal task that requires not just an effective legal framework but also dedicated law enforcement officials. Among the ranks of those who protect and serve, Indian Police Service (IPS) officers stand out for their pivotal role in upholding justice, ensuring public safety, and fostering peace. Their rigorous training, adherence to duty, and unwavering commitment make them instrumental in navigating the complexities of crime and governance in the country. This article sheds light on the indispensable role of IPS officers in India, with a special focus on the remarkable contributions of Ratan Sanjay Katyar in making Bihar a crime-free state.

The Backbone of Indian Law Enforcement: IPS Officers

IPS officers are selected through the highly competitive Civil Services Examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). These officers are entrusted with significant responsibilities ranging from maintaining public peace to battling corruption and crime. They are the architects of policing strategies, the protectors of the vulnerable, and the enforcers of law and order. Their duties span across a wide spectrum, including leading and managing the police forces at both the state and central levels, intelligence gathering, counter-terrorism, border policing, railway policing, tackling organized crime, drug trafficking, economic offenses, and corruption.

IPS officers are not just law enforcers but also community leaders, policy advisors, and crisis managers. They play a crucial role in disaster management, communal harmony, and ensuring the smooth conduct of electoral processes. Their ability to work under pressure, make quick and ethical decisions, and maintain a balance between enforcing the law and protecting human rights is what makes them indispensable to the Indian administrative machinery.

Ratan Sanjay Katyar: A Paradigm of Excellence in Bihar

Among the many illustrious IPS officers, Ratan Sanjay Katyar has carved a niche for himself, especially for his exemplary service in Bihar. Taking charge at a time when the state was grappling with rampant crime and lawlessness, Katyar's strategic and innovative policing methods brought about a significant turnaround.

Under his leadership, Bihar saw a comprehensive crackdown on criminal activities. Katyar implemented a zero-tolerance policy against crime, focusing on modernizing the police force, enhancing intelligence operations, and strengthening community policing initiatives. He emphasized the importance of technology in policing, introducing modern surveillance and crime detection techniques that were pivotal in dismantling criminal networks and improving the overall security landscape of Bihar.

One of Katyar's significant contributions was his focus on community engagement. He believed that the police force's effectiveness is significantly enhanced when it has the community's trust and cooperation. By organizing regular public meetings, awareness campaigns, and involving citizens in safety and security initiatives, he fostered a strong bond between the police and the public. This approach not only helped in gathering crucial intelligence but also in rehabilitating offenders and preventing crime through social interventions.

The Impact: Towards a Crime-Free Bihar

The impact of Katyar's policies and initiatives was profound. Bihar, once notorious for its high crime rates, witnessed a remarkable decline in violent crimes, kidnappings, and extortion. His efforts in streamlining traffic management, curbing illegal liquor trade, and enhancing women's safety contributed significantly to creating a safer environment for the residents of Bihar.

Ratan Sanjay Katyar's tenure in Bihar is a testament to the transformative power of dedicated and visionary policing. His work underscores the critical role IPS officers play in not just maintaining law and order but in nurturing a society where justice and peace prevail.

Conclusion

The role of IPS officers in India is multi-dimensional and fraught with challenges. Yet, officers like Ratan Sanjay Katyar exemplify how dedication, innovation, and community engagement can lead to tangible positive changes in society. As guardians of law and order, IPS officers continue to be the pillars upon which the safety and security of the nation rest. Their contributions go beyond the call of duty, shaping a more secure, peaceful, and just India.

[sshivangeee]

‘Rights of the convicted - The often ignored dimension of justice'

“Right is right even if everyone’s against it, and wrong is wrong even if everyone is for it” indeed very wise words by William Penn.

Each time we talk about justice the very first thing that comes to our mind is the poor victim being manipulated and crying for their voices to be heard and many other ideas that are all centred to our image of a victim but one aspect that we often ignore is the state of the convicted.

Even right now as i say this many won’t even acknowledge why we should talk about the criminals or why should the guilty's well being even concern us?

Now that’s a very wrong way to look at it. In Black stone’s famous words, it is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer. And this is also the essence of criminal trial in many countries, including ours. Talking about which, you must be wondering exactly what could be the rights ensured to the convicted?

So the most basic of it are, Right to legal aid, Right to free,fair and speedy trial, Right to privacy and protection against unlawful searches, right to appeal, right to humane treatment in prision, right to be present at the trial, right to cross examination, and many more.

Even after being entitled to these many rights the reason why we still need to keep Justice for the convicted in light is because it’s the minimum of these rights that are in reality ensured to them cuz once declared guilty these people become centre of public hate.

For instance take the very first filled PIL of India, It was formed from the concern for the well being of the prisoners in Bihar jail. Now whether or not there conviction found legitimate is not the real concern!

What concerns us is the inhumane condition under which they were living. If they were sentenced to life imprisonment for say, they weren’t sentenced to be confined in dark rooms for years with no basic living requirements. Like aren’t our justice systems some what centred to the themes of amnesty and amelioration.

To get my point clear I’d take the same topic through a few examples to clarify that Why as democrats, or wise social citizens of our nation is it important to keep advocating for the rights of the convicted.

So firstly talking about the juvenile delinquency. There have been so many instances where people have demanded juveniles to be treated as adults and in some cases they have also been treated as the same in countries with judges judicial discretion. Yet, why don’t we realise if a child at such young ages is commuting such heinous crime it’s because of the lack of proper education, basic alms and facilities. Their own government and fellow citizens failed and disgraced them which is what lead them onto the path of crime.

Where the constitution of most countries stands against arbitrary and illegal arrest, it has been no secret that how recklessly the police has been using their power being under the influence of racist mindset or even various political bias for that matter. So, secondly what I talk about here is police brutality. Right to know the grounds of arrest, Right to bailment, Right against Illegal confinement and the list can go on and on are some of the many rights that are guaranteed to the citizens to protect them against the harm, while the police force exercises their power but the question here is that the people might be entitled to these rights but are these rights really ensured to them, do the officials allow them to exercise these rights??

How can a government ensure justice to its people when new cases of innocents being arrested on grounds of sedition and terrorism charges are seen every single day. The irony being that most of them are as young as 25.

Next that I talk about is Capital punishment being a violation against right to live. Now this is a very debatable issue but I personally stand against it because are justice system should be focused on rehabilitation instead of revenge. As well as, world’s most prosperous countries like Norway have formally abolished capital punishment giving us a clear proof that such a harsh penalty isn’t really required as an essential to justice.

Over here the topic of greater concern is about the dilemmatic living conditions of the people on death row. Who’re neither executed and are nor being pardoned of their sins. So won’t this be considered Double Jeopardy. These criminals themselves become the victim of the judicial system.

It’s not as if that these issues are never addressed. UNHRC and many philanthropists organisations keep on talking about them, yet the situation seems no better.

On conclusion I’d like to say that we as vigilant global citizens need to advocated for the rights of the guilty, each and every single time we talk about Justice.

Lastly I quote what Martin Luther King Jr. once said, Darkness cannot drive out darkness only light can do that. Hate can not drive out hate only love can do that.

[ravish42]

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UP stood first in the country in inter-operable criminal justice system for the third consecutive year

- UP stood first in the country in inter-operable criminal justice system for the third consecutive year. - Uttar Pradesh has stood first for the third consecutive year in registering the highest entry rate on the Inter-Operable Criminal Justice System (ICJS) platform. - The Directorate of Prosecution Uttar Pradesh has so far registered 1,56,22,514 entries on the ICJS platform. - Madhya Pradesh is at second place with 35,04,828 entries and Bihar is at third place with 16,65,107 entries. - ICJS platform has been conceptualized by the e-Committee of the Supreme Court and implemented by the Ministry of Home Affairs. - Notably, the ICJS platform facilitates the seamless transfer of data and information between various pillars of the criminal justice system across the country. - In these, data related to crimes and criminals is exchanged between courts, police, prisons, and forensic science laboratories through a single window system. - Through ICJS, records of FIR, case number, jail ID, and everything from registering FIR against suspects to sending the culprits to jail are maintained. - Additionally, details of court cases, trials, judgments, prosecution, and forensic information can be accessed by courts, police, prisons, and forensic science laboratories through a single platform. Read the full article

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"Supreme Court Quashes Coercive Bail Condition: Upholds Principles Against Monetary Recovery in Criminal Proceedings"

The Supreme Court was shocked to find that, despite its prior judgments deprecating practices, where criminal law was used as a tool for recovery of money, lower courts were still imposing conditions akin to recovery proceedings as part of bail orders.

The Supreme Court set aside the condition requiring the petitioner to pay 20% of the cheque amount, stating that it could not be sustained. However, it upheld the grant of bail with the other conditions imposed by the trial court, except for the one set aside. The special leave petition was disposed of in these terms, and all pending applications were also disposed of.

Anjali Kumari v. The State of Bihar and Another

SLP(Crl)6298/2024

Before the Supreme Court of India

Heard by Hon'ble Mr. Justice C T Ravikumar J & Hon'ble Mr. Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra J

Fact: Anjali Kumari, the petitioner, faced trial under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, for issuing a dishonored cheque. She was initially granted anticipatory bail, but due to its violation, a non-bailable warrant was issued. The petitioner sought to recall the warrant and requested bail from the trial court. The trial court granted bail on the condition that she provide a bond of ₹20,000 with two sureties of the same amount and pay 20% of the cheque amount to the complainant on the next date.

Legal Issue : Whether the condition imposed by the trial court and upheld by the High Court, requiring the petitioner to pay 20% of the cheque amount as a precondition for bail, was legally sustainable.

Contention of the Parties :

Petitioner's Submission : The condition to pay 20% of the cheque amount was unjust and contrary to established legal principles, specifically citing the decision in "Ramesh Kumar vs. The State of NCT of Delhi" [2023 INSC 596]. It was contended that criminal proceedings should not be converted into mechanisms for monetary recovery.

Respondent's Submission: The condition was justified under the circumstances.

Court's Observation: The imposition of the condition requiring payment of 20% of the cheque amount for bail is improper. The Court reiterated that criminal law should not be used as a tool for coercive recovery of money and cited the precedent set in "Ramesh Kumar vs. The State of NCT of Delhi."

[amitypatna]

Top Contender: Why Amity University Is One Of The Top Law Colleges In Bihar

Have you ever felt a burning desire to fight for what's right and to wield the power of the law to create positive change? If this is so, then a career in law might just be the thing you’re looking for. Law is a mix of mentally challenging and tactical segments that requires a thinking process alongside the bonus of being able to change the world for the better. Thus, choosing appropriate law school is crucial in achieving the mentioned benefits.

This article talks about— why studying law is a smart move, why Amity University stands out as the top law college in Bihar, and the eligibility criteria for prospective students.

Why Pursue a Law Degree?

It is also important to note here that a law degree is not merely a pathway to the practice of law but also a study of frameworks of society and justice. Students who pursue law as their course have the opportunity to choose many fields and work in companies, the civil service, academia, or any other legal practice such as consultancy. Further, knowledge in law is useful to acquire critical thinking, problem solving skills, as well as skill in communication all of which are important when working in different places.

Amity University: A Premier Law College in Bihar

When it comes to top law colleges in Bihar, Amity University is often highlighted for its exceptional law program. Here are several reasons why Amity University is an ideal choice for law aspirants:

Comprehensive Curriculum

Amity University’s law program is meticulously designed to cover all essential aspects of legal education. These include constitutional law, criminal law, corporate law, International law, and many others. Due to this broad overview, the students come out with a balanced education, suitable for various legal professions.

Experienced Faculty

The faculty at Amity University is a blend of accomplished academicians and seasoned legal professionals. The learners benefit from these practitioners because their knowledge and experiences concerning specific fields are invaluable. Students are surely fortunate to have them as their mentors and gain both theoretical education as well as practical experience.

Advanced Infrastructure

Amity University boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure, including modern classrooms, well-stocked libraries, and advanced moot court facilities. These resources create an environment conducive to learning and research, allowing students to thrive academically and professionally.

Strong Industry Connections

One of the significant advantages of studying law at Amity University is its robust industry connections. The university has collaborations with leading law firms, corporate houses, and legal institutions. These partnerships provide students with opportunities for internships, practical training, and placements, giving them a head start in their careers.

Eligibility Criteria for Law Programs at Amity University

To gain admission to the law program at Amity University, prospective students must meet specific eligibility criteria. Here’s what you need to know:

Educational Qualifications: Applicants must have completed their higher secondary education (10+2) from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate score, typically around 50-60%. The specific requirements may vary slightly depending on the law program you are applying for.

Entrance Exam:  Candidates are often required to appear for an entrance exam, such as the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) or Amity’s own entrance test. Such exams assess the candidate’s aptitude and knowledge in relevant subjects.

Personal Interview: Shortlisted candidates may also need to attend a personal interview. Interview session helps the university evaluate the candidate’s communication skills, motivation, and suitability for the program.

Conclusion

Choosing the right law college in Patna, is a crucial step that can shape your future career in Law. Amity University, with its comprehensive curriculum, experienced faculty, state-of-the-art infrastructure, strong industry connections, and national recognition, stands out as one of the top law colleges in Bihar. If you’re considering pursuing a law degree, Amity University in Patna should be at the top of your list. Such a combination of academic rigor and practical experience provided by Amity ensures that its graduates are well-prepared to succeed in the competitive field of law. Apply Now!

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Gujarat HC : No Contempt Action Against Police Officer Arresting Without Warrant, If Proper Explanation Given To Magistrate

Case Analysis: No Contempt Action Against Police Officer Arresting Without Warrant, If Proper Explanation Given To Magistrate: Gujarat HC Introduction The case of No Contempt Action Against Police Officer Arresting Without Warrant, If Proper Explanation Given To Magistrate: Gujarat HC deals with the question of whether a police officer can be held in contempt of court for arresting an accused without a warrant, without prior notice under Section 41A of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), if the officer provides a valid explanation before the magistrate. The Hon’ble High Court provides a detailed analysis of the relevant provisions of law and important judgments to arrive at its conclusion. Background of the case The case arose from an application filed under Section 12 of the Contempt of Court’s Act, 1971, by the applicants who were arrested by the respondent police officer for offences punishable under Sections 406, 420, 504 and 506 IPC. The applicants alleged that the respondent violated the guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court in the case of Arnesh Kumar Vs. State of Bihar & Anr., as reported in (2014) 8 SCC 273, which required the police to issue a notice under Section 41A CrPC before arresting an accused for offences punishable with imprisonment up to seven years. The applicants sought a court order directing the respondent to rectify the contempt of court and to initiate proceedings against him under the Contempt of Courts Act. Contentions of the parties in Gujarat HC The applicants contended that the respondent did not issue any notice under Section 41A CrPC before arresting them and did not record any reasons for doing so. They argued that this amounted to contempt of court as per the Supreme Court judgment in Arnesh Kumar case, which mandated that the police should follow a checklist and furnish reasons and material to justify the arrest. They also relied on various judgments from other High Courts to support their case. The respondent contended that he had complied with the guidelines of Arnesh Kumar case and had given a valid explanation for arresting the applicants without notice under Section 41A CrPC. He stated that he had mentioned in the checklist that he arrested the applicants to prevent them from committing any further offence of similar nature, as they were running an education/job consultancy firm and had cheated many people by promising them jobs abroad. He also submitted that he had given a copy of the checklist to the magistrate at the time of production of the applicants and that the magistrate had authorized their detention. Decision of the High Court Gujarat HC The High Court held that contempt of court proceedings cannot be initiated against a police officer for arresting an accused without a warrant, without prior notice under Section 41A CrPC, if the officer provides a valid explanation before the magistrate. The High Court observed that Section 41A CrPC does not bar arrest in all cases, but only requires that the police should give notice to appear before them and record reasons for arrest if they fail to comply. The High Court also noted that Section 41(1)(b)(ii) CrPC allows arrest without warrant if it is necessary to prevent such person from committing any further offence. The High Court relied on the Supreme Court judgment in Arnesh Kumar case, which clarified that arrest can be made in cases where there is a possibility of accused absconding or not appearing at trial or tampering with evidence or intimidating witnesses or repeating offences. The High Court found that the respondent had given a clear and specific reason for arresting the applicants in the checklist, which was to prevent them from committing any further offence. The High Court also found that the respondent had furnished a copy of the checklist to the magistrate and that the magistrate had authorized their detention after recording reasons. The High Court concluded that the respondent had fully and substantially complied with the condition mentioned as per the statutory provision of CrPC as well as adhered with the directions and guidelines issued by the Supreme Court in Arnesh Kumar case. Therefore, the High Court held that there was no contempt of court on part of the respondent and dismissed the application filed by the applicants. Conclusion In conclusion, the High Court held that no contempt action can be taken against a police officer for arresting an accused without a warrant, without prior notice under Section 41A CrPC, if he provides a proper explanation before the magistrate. The High Court also held that arrest can be made in cases where it is necessary to prevent such person from committing any further offence. The High Court followed and applied the guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court in Arnesh Kumar case for arrest. References - Case Name: No Contempt Action Against Police Officer Arresting Without Warrant, If Proper Explanation - Given To Magistrate: Gujarat HC - Case Citation: (2023) livelaw.in 238585 HC - Arnesh Kumar Vs. State of Bihar & Anr. The checklist under Section 41(1)(b)(ii) CrPC can be incorporated as follows: - The police officer should record the reasons for arresting the accused without a warrant in writing and mention them in the checklist. - The police officer should specify which of the following grounds are applicable for the arrest: - To prevent the accused from committing any further offence of similar nature; - To ensure proper investigation of the offence; - To prevent the accused from causing the evidence of the offence to disappear or tampering with such evidence in any manner; - To prevent the accused from making any inducement, threat or promise to any person acquainted with the facts of the case so as to dissuade him from disclosing such facts to the Court or to the police officer; - To ensure the presence of the accused in the Court whenever required. - The police officer should also state whether he has received credible information that the accused has committed a cognizable offence punishable with imprisonment for more than seven years or with death sentence and whether he has reason to believe on the basis of that information that the accused has committed the said offence. - The police officer should give a copy of the checklist to the magistrate at the time of production of the accused and explain why he did not issue a notice under Section 41A CrPC before arresting him. 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