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Supreme Court Judge's Nostalgic Letter To Judicial Officers Of Bihar
Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjay Karol has written a letter to all the judges of the Patna High Court and lower courts appreciating their support in ensuring Bihar's judicial bodies ran smoothly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bihar Cops Allegedly Kept Inside Lock Up By Senior: Report
The Bihar Police Association on Saturday sought a judicial probe into an alleged incident of five officers "being kept inside a lockup for two hours as per the direction of the district police chief concerned".
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Of Suspended Judge Who Gave Quick Judgments
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a judicial officer's plea challenging his suspension by the Patna High Court, presumably for delivering a series of quick judgments, including in a POCSO case where he concluded the trial in a single day.
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Judge's House Robbed, Wife, Daughter Beaten Up In Bihar: Cops
Armed burglars struck at the residence of a judicial officer in Bihar, beat up his wife and daughter, and decamped with cash and other valuables worth more than Rs 3 lakh, a senior police officer said on Tuesday.
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Bihar Policeman Alleges Judge Tore His Uniform, Beat Him Up
A policeman deployed in the security of a senior judicial officer in Bihar's Katihar has accused the judge of assaulting him and tearing off his uniform in a fit of rage over his vehicle getting stuck in a traffic jam, an official said on Thursday.
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Men Raid Chambers Of Judicial Officers In Bihar, Burn Case Records
A group of unidentified men has ransacked five chambers of judicial officers at Naugachhia civil court in Bihar's Bhagalpur district and burnt several case records, police said.
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BJP Worker, Accused Of Inciting Violence In Bihar's Aurangabad, Surrenders
A BJP worker accused of inciting communal violence in Bihar's Aurangabad district on March 25-26 has surrendered, two days after he escaped from police custody. The Bharatiya Janata Party worker, Anil Singh, has been taken into 14-day judicial custody, senior police officer Satya Prakash Singh said
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CRPF officer, arrested for allegedly leaking information to Maoists, sent to judicial custody
An officer of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) was today sent to judicial custody over allegations of sharing details of the movement of the paramilitary force with Naxals.
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Supreme Court Judge's Nostalgic Letter To Judicial Officers Of Bihar
Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjay Karol has written a letter to all the judges of the Patna High Court and lower courts appreciating their support in ensuring Bihar's judicial bodies ran smoothly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bihar Cops Allegedly Kept Inside Lock Up By Senior: Report
The Bihar Police Association on Saturday sought a judicial probe into an alleged incident of five officers "being kept inside a lockup for two hours as per the direction of the district police chief concerned".
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Of Suspended Judge Who Gave Quick Judgments
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a judicial officer's plea challenging his suspension by the Patna High Court, presumably for delivering a series of quick judgments, including in a POCSO case where he concluded the trial in a single day.
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Judge's House Robbed, Wife, Daughter Beaten Up In Bihar: Cops
Armed burglars struck at the residence of a judicial officer in Bihar, beat up his wife and daughter, and decamped with cash and other valuables worth more than Rs 3 lakh, a senior police officer said on Tuesday.
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Bihar Policeman Alleges Judge Tore His Uniform, Beat Him Up
A policeman deployed in the security of a senior judicial officer in Bihar's Katihar has accused the judge of assaulting him and tearing off his uniform in a fit of rage over his vehicle getting stuck in a traffic jam, an official said on Thursday.
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Men Raid Chambers Of Judicial Officers In Bihar, Burn Case Records
A group of unidentified men has ransacked five chambers of judicial officers at Naugachhia civil court in Bihar's Bhagalpur district and burnt several case records, police said.
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BJP Worker, Accused Of Inciting Violence In Bihar's Aurangabad, Surrenders
A BJP worker accused of inciting communal violence in Bihar's Aurangabad district on March 25-26 has surrendered, two days after he escaped from police custody. The Bharatiya Janata Party worker, Anil Singh, has been taken into 14-day judicial custody, senior police officer Satya Prakash Singh said
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CRPF officer, arrested for allegedly leaking information to Maoists, sent to judicial custody
An officer of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) was today sent to judicial custody over allegations of sharing details of the movement of the paramilitary force with Naxals.
