HC rejects petition seeking cancellation of bail given to Ravi Belagere
Case of supari to kill his colleague
Bengaluru, June 28: The Karnataka High Court on Thursday rejected the petition filed by the investigating officers seeking cancellation of bail given to journalist Ravi Belagere by a lower court in a case of giving supari to kill his colleague.
After hearing the arguments on the petition filed by the investigating officers, Justice John Michael Kunna delivered the order.
Advocate who argued in favour of Ravi Belagere, said that the police have already filed the charge sheet in the case. But his client did not violate any of the conditions imposed by the lower court. Hearing the argument, the Judge rejected the petition filed by the investigating officials.
It was appealed in the petition that the lower court had not considered the appeal of the prosecution that the accused was so influential and he could threaten the witnesses and destroy the evidences. Though the investigating officers have produced plenty of documents to prove his involvement in the case, the lower court had not considered them. So, the bail given by the lower court should be rejected, it was appealed in the petition.
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Rajasthan woman's throat slit, silver anklets stolen after cutting off legs
Jaipur, Apr 21 (PTI): Unidentified miscreants murdered a woman by slitting her throat and stole her silver anklets after cutting off her legs in Rajasthan’s Sawaimadhopur district, police said on Monday.
The incident occurred in the Bamanwas police station area, they said.
SHO Rakesh Kumar Sharma said 50-year-old Urmila Devi had gone to her farm on Sunday to collect wood. Some unknown miscreants killed her by slitting her throat and stole her silver anklets after cutting off her legs.
After getting information about the incident, villagers staged a dharna and demanded immediate arrest of the accused. The protest was called off on Monday after consensus was reached.
The body’s post-mortem will be conducted on Tuesday. Efforts are on to identify and arrest the accused, the SHO said.
