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State cannot escape liability for custodial suicide: Delhi HC

Court awards ₹18.44 Lakh Compensation to Father of 19-Year-Old Who Died in Police Custody, Rules that every unnatural custodial death, even if classified as suicide, raises constitutional liability

Two Kerala cops get death penalty for custodial murder

They tortured Udayakumar to force a confession out of...

Police repression surrounds dedication of People’s Inquest Report on Tuticorin Massacre

Henri Tiphagne, Executive Director of People’s Watch India, traveled...

Supreme Court says no “complete ban” on protests at Jantar Mantar 

Image Courtesy: Scroll.inThe Supreme Court, on Monday, July 24, 2018,...

SC reserves verdict on plea for larger bench to hear Ayodhya title suit

New Delhi, July 20 (IANS) The Supreme Court on...

Godda Lynching Victim’s family alleges Police Hrassment

In a nightmare experience for the family of Godda...

Controversial Anti-Trafficking Bill tabled in Parliament

Critics say it could further harm vulnerable communities  On Wednesday,...

Women Respond to Madras HC Judgement: Father’s Name not Required in Birth Certificates

In a landmark judgment, the Madras High Court ruled...

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