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The Supreme Court on Tuesday heard a petition demanding the Central Government to give guidelines to the Central Bureau of Investigation and Central Vigilance Commission to investigate the cases within the stipulated time. The petition was filed by advocate Manish Pathak, who raised the issue of pending more than 2500 cases with CBI. Pathak told the court that the CBI has not filed any reply yet.
CJI Sanjeev Khanna’s bench has asked the Center to file a reply on the petition in 4 weeks. The court said that it would hear the case in July. Also, Amicus will consider appointing the Curie.
Today’s other big news …
BSF jawan’s body was found in Palora, Jammu, a mark of pellet on the body
The body of the Border Security Force (BSF) jawan was found in Palora in Jammu and Kashmir. There was a wound of bullet on his body. The BSF official said that Head Constable Vikram Singh (46) was brought to GMC Jammu in dead condition. He was posted at the 54th Battalion BSF Headquarters Palora. The official said that after investigating, it was found that the jawan had wounds of bullet in his head.
Threatened to bomb Collector Campus in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, accused sent email
Collector Anu Kumari of Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala said- We received a bomb threat through email. In the email, some RDX is said to be placed in the pipe. We immediately evacuated the Collectorate Campus. Police came with Bomb Squad and searched the entire campus. Currently nothing has been found like explosives. Bomb news is a rumor.
Tata Motors’ passenger and electric vehicle prices announced up to 2%, applicable from 1 April
Automobile manufacturer Tata Motors is preparing to increase prices in the range of its passenger trains including electric vehicles since April 2025.
The company said the price increase is necessary to offset the impact of the increasing input cost. Tata Motors with Passenger vehicles also announced a price hike of up to 2 percent for its commercial vehicle lineup, which will be effective from April 1, 2025.
Former IAS trainee officer Pooja Khedkar relief from Supreme Court, ban on arrest continues
The Supreme Court on Tuesday extended its interim order to protect former IAS Trainee Officer Pooja Khedkar from arrest. Pooja is accused of forgery in her documents to get eligibility for 2022 UPSC exam.
A bench of Justice Biwi Nagratna and Justice Satish Chandra Sharma said that it is not necessary to detain them to find out where Khedkar got a fake certificate.
In Surendranagar, Gujarat, people lured money to change religion; 2 accused arrested
Police have arrested two people in Surendranagar district of Gujarat. They are accused of giving money to people to adopt Christianity. According to the FIR, both the accused offered some people to give 20 thousand rupees for conversion. He claimed that adopting Christianity has helped them to overcome the disease and the crisis of money and those who do so will also get similar benefits.
Woman arrested for pistol at Vaishno Devi temple, accused works in Delhi Police
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi reached the Devi temple with a pistol, breaking the security check. The incident is on the night of 14-15 March 2025. The woman has been identified as Jyoti Gupta, who is working in Delhi Police.
The weapon license was expired. The Reasi police arrested the woman and seized the weapon. An FIR has been registered under the Arms Act at Katra police station.
Interim bail case of MP Engineer Rashid postponed till 25 March
The Delhi High Court postponed the hearing of the case till 25 March on the joint request of Lok Sabha MP Rashid Engineer and National Investigation Agency (NIA) counsel from Jammu and Kashmir. He sought interim bail to participate in the Parliament session.
In its affidavit filed on Monday, the investigating agency has said that the MP has already applied for regular bail in the city court and hence he cannot demand the same relief by filing several cases in various courts.
Fierce fire, 30 slums and two factories in Delhi, Delhi
A fierce fire broke out in Delhi’s Dwarka Mor area in the early hours of Tuesday, with 30 slums, two factories and some shops completely burnt. However, there was no loss of life due to fire.
Delhi Fire Service was reported to be on fire at 2:07 pm, after which 11 fire engines reached the spot. The fire was controlled by 3:50 am. The cause of the fire is not yet known, its investigation is on.
2 children killed, one injured due to falling water tank in Palghar, Maharashtra
In Sukhamba village of Palghar district of Maharashtra, 2 children died on Monday after a slab of a water tank fell, while a child was seriously injured.
According to the police, 3 children climbed on the water tank near the school, then suddenly his slab broke. Harshada Pagi and another student died in the accident, while 1 child is seriously injured.
Case on 11 YouTubers and social media influencer in Hyderabad accused of promoting betting app
The Hyderabad police registered a case against 11 YouTubers and Social Media Influencer on the social media platform for promoting the betting app. The police officer said that a case has been registered under the sections of BNS, Gaming Act and IT Act. Soon they will be summoned and questioned.
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