Bus Conductor Case

The Delhi High Court has refused to interfere with the order of reinstatement of a now dead DTC bus conductor who was terminated from service on account of unauthorised absence for 15 days in 1991.

After nearly three years of probe, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a charge sheet against four police officials of Haryana for allegedly framing a bus conductor in the killing of a seven-year-old student of a private school in Gurugram in September 2017, officials said on Friday.

A school bus conductor who was arrested hours after the murder and presented to the media as the main accused, will be discharged, a special court was told. Ashok Kumar, who spent two months in jail, will now become a witness for the CBI.

After two months in jail, bus conductor Ashok Kumar, who was initially accused of killing seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur, will walk free. The court gave him bail today - the Rs 50,000 surety was furnished by a neighbour who pledged his car.

Ashok Kumar, the bus conductor accused of the murder of Gurgaon schoolboy Pradyuman Thakur and who had been in jail for two months, will have to wait longer for bail. A Gurgaon court which was hearing his petition, has deferred its judgment in the matter. The next hearing is on November 20.

As the CBI investigates a Class 11 student for the murder of Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon, the role of four policemen has emerged in the alleged fudging of evidence to incriminate a schoolbus conductor for the crime.

Nearly two months after he was arrested on charges of killing 7-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at his school, Ashok Kumar, a school bus conductor, has asked today for bail. A court will take up his request next Friday. Earlier this week, the CBI made the jaw-dropping disclosure that it believes a Class 11 student, had killed Pradyuman on September 8 a...

A day after a 16-year-old student of Gurgaon's Ryan International School was apprehended by the CBI in connection with the murder of a class 2 student, the family of Ashok Kumar, the school bus conductor who was arrested initially, decided to file a case against police officers who "framed" him.

They were first told that a school bus conductor killed their son, Pradyuman, just minutes after the 7-year-old reached his school in Gurgaon. Two months after the killing that shocked the country, the Thakur family has been told that the CBI has identified a new suspect - a student of Class 11 in the same school, Ryan's International, who believed...

A week after Pradyuman Thakur died at school in Gurgaon, the police cited security camera footage to assert its claim that a bus conductor was the murderer.

Two months after Pradyuman Thakur was found with his throat slit at a school near Delhi, the CBI has detained a student of Class 11 at the same school for the murder that stunned the country. Sources in the CBI who have spoken to the student said that he killed the younger child because he was academically weak and believed the school would postpon...

Seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur was murdered at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon by a Class 11 student who wanted his exams and a parent-teacher meeting postponed, the CBI said today, delivering a stunning twist to the case after questioning more than 125 students and teachers. The student was detained last evening for killing Pradyuman, wh...

A 14-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped in a private bus by two drivers and a conductor in Tamil Nadu's Salem district, about 350 kilometres from state capital Chennai, on Monday. The three accused in the case, a stark reminder of the 2012 Nirbahaya gang-rape case in Delhi, have been arrested.

The driver and conductor of a bus were arrested on Monday in West Bengal's Cooch Behar district for allegedly attempting to assault and molest a woman.

The 5 paise coin had been out of circulation for decades. But that is exactly the amount over which 73-year-old Ranvir Singh Yadav has been fighting a case for more than 40 years. With the Delhi Transport Corporation as the complainant, lakhs of rupees have been spent over the years as legal fees by both sides.

The Delhi High Court has refused to interfere with the order of reinstatement of a now dead DTC bus conductor who was terminated from service on account of unauthorised absence for 15 days in 1991.

After nearly three years of probe, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a charge sheet against four police officials of Haryana for allegedly framing a bus conductor in the killing of a seven-year-old student of a private school in Gurugram in September 2017, officials said on Friday.

A school bus conductor who was arrested hours after the murder and presented to the media as the main accused, will be discharged, a special court was told. Ashok Kumar, who spent two months in jail, will now become a witness for the CBI.

After two months in jail, bus conductor Ashok Kumar, who was initially accused of killing seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur, will walk free. The court gave him bail today - the Rs 50,000 surety was furnished by a neighbour who pledged his car.

Ashok Kumar, the bus conductor accused of the murder of Gurgaon schoolboy Pradyuman Thakur and who had been in jail for two months, will have to wait longer for bail. A Gurgaon court which was hearing his petition, has deferred its judgment in the matter. The next hearing is on November 20.

As the CBI investigates a Class 11 student for the murder of Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon, the role of four policemen has emerged in the alleged fudging of evidence to incriminate a schoolbus conductor for the crime.

Nearly two months after he was arrested on charges of killing 7-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at his school, Ashok Kumar, a school bus conductor, has asked today for bail. A court will take up his request next Friday. Earlier this week, the CBI made the jaw-dropping disclosure that it believes a Class 11 student, had killed Pradyuman on September 8 a...

A day after a 16-year-old student of Gurgaon's Ryan International School was apprehended by the CBI in connection with the murder of a class 2 student, the family of Ashok Kumar, the school bus conductor who was arrested initially, decided to file a case against police officers who "framed" him.

They were first told that a school bus conductor killed their son, Pradyuman, just minutes after the 7-year-old reached his school in Gurgaon. Two months after the killing that shocked the country, the Thakur family has been told that the CBI has identified a new suspect - a student of Class 11 in the same school, Ryan's International, who believed...

A week after Pradyuman Thakur died at school in Gurgaon, the police cited security camera footage to assert its claim that a bus conductor was the murderer.

Two months after Pradyuman Thakur was found with his throat slit at a school near Delhi, the CBI has detained a student of Class 11 at the same school for the murder that stunned the country. Sources in the CBI who have spoken to the student said that he killed the younger child because he was academically weak and believed the school would postpon...

Seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur was murdered at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon by a Class 11 student who wanted his exams and a parent-teacher meeting postponed, the CBI said today, delivering a stunning twist to the case after questioning more than 125 students and teachers. The student was detained last evening for killing Pradyuman, wh...

A 14-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped in a private bus by two drivers and a conductor in Tamil Nadu's Salem district, about 350 kilometres from state capital Chennai, on Monday. The three accused in the case, a stark reminder of the 2012 Nirbahaya gang-rape case in Delhi, have been arrested.

The driver and conductor of a bus were arrested on Monday in West Bengal's Cooch Behar district for allegedly attempting to assault and molest a woman.

The 5 paise coin had been out of circulation for decades. But that is exactly the amount over which 73-year-old Ranvir Singh Yadav has been fighting a case for more than 40 years. With the Delhi Transport Corporation as the complainant, lakhs of rupees have been spent over the years as legal fees by both sides.