Raju Ramachandran

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  Cops With 6 Months Of Service Left Can Become Police Chief: Top Court

  Senior police officers, who have 6 months of remaining service, can be appointed as the police chiefs of states and union territories, the Supreme Court ordered on Wednesday.

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  Outrage Over Defence Lawyers' Comments in Nirbhaya Documentary

  The derogatory comments about women made by two lawyers in the documentary 'India's Daughter' - banned in India and telecast by the BBC last night - have sparked outrage. Fellow lawyers want their licences revoked and people are demanding, in hundreds of posts on social media, that they be punished.

• Fees for Kasab's lawyers to be given to families of policemen who died in 26/11

  The money spent on the legal defense of terrorist Ajmal Kasab - Rs 14.5 lakhs - should be paid to the families of the 18 policemen, who died during the 26/11 attack in Mumbai, said the Supreme Court today.

• Raju Ramachandran does not want fee for defending Kasab

  Raju Ramachandran, the senior lawyer who defended Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab in the Supreme Court as amicus curiae on the orders of the court, has said he does not want the fee of Rs 11 lakh due to him.

• Narendra Modi can be prosecuted: Report by Raju Ramachandran

  Senior advocate Raju Ramachandran, appointed by the Supreme Court to investigate allegations of Narendra Modi's complicity in the Gujarat riots, has said that there appear to be enough grounds for offences to be made out against the chief minister. Mr Ramachandran's report says that "the offences which can be made out against Shri Modi, at this pri...

• Offences can be made out against Modi: Report by Raju Ramachandran

  Mr Ramachandran examined allegations against Mr Modi upon Supreme Court's request.

• Commute death sentence to life: Kasab tells Supreme Court

  Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Amir Kasab, convicted for the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, today pleaded the Supreme Court to commute his death sentence to life imprisonment. Arguing for Kasab, Raju Ramachandran, who was appointed by the top court to represent him, said that the cost of keeping the terrorist alive should not be considered by the court wh...

• Prosecute Narendra Modi, amicus curiae told Supreme Court: Report

  Amid reports that the Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the Supreme Court to investigate the 2002 Gujarat riots cases has given Chief Minister Narendra Modi a clean chit on the grounds that there was no prosecutable evidence against him, news magazine Tehelka has claimed Raju Ramachandran, the amicus curiae in the case, in his report given...

• Modi needs to be cross-examined, says Raju Ramachandran

  Whether Narendra Modi ordered police officials to remain indifferent to attacks during the communal riots in his state should be determined by cross-examining the Chief Minister and senior policemen. That's the advice offered to the Supreme Court by Raju Ramachadran, a senior advocate appointed amicus curiae or "friend of the court."

• Supreme Court order is neither clean chit nor indictment: Raju Ramachandran

  Raju Ramachandran, Gujarat riots, Narendra Modi

• Report on Modi and Gujarat riots given to Supreme Court

  Will Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi be indicted in the 2002 Gujarat riots? A Supreme Court bench will hear the independent report of amicus curiae Raju Ramachandran in the case today.