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A Delhi court ordered corruption and criminal conspiracy charges against two CBI officials, including a DSP, for allegedly compromising investigations for monetary gain. The court discharged a CBI inspector and a private company due to insufficient evidence, noting a weak prosecution case lacking direct witness testimony or recovery of bribe money.

Philippine Senator Ronald dela Rosa, wanted by the ICC for alleged crimes against humanity, vows to fight extradition. He denies condoning extrajudicial killings during his tenure as police chief, stating his role was to lead the anti-drug war, not to annihilate people. Meanwhile, officials indicate readiness to surrender him if required by law.

Amid a recent heatwave, over 1,100 migrants bravely crossed the English Channel to reach the UK in just six days. While this surge resonates in the news, it’s worth noting that total arrivals have seen a decline compared to previous years. In a determined bid to combat organized crime, authorities are actively prosecuting those facilitating these perilous crossings.

A Gurgaon court denied bail to a builder accused of duping an NRI investor in a multi-crore property deal. The judge cited "deliberate deception" and potential conspiracy, noting allegations of forged signatures and siphoned funds. The builder allegedly used a dormant bank account for buyback cheques, indicating intentional fraud. The court emphasized the rising trend of economic offenses against investors.

The Bareilly Zone Police brought together more than 100 social media influencers from nine districts for their ground-breaking 'Creators for Change Summit 2026'. This event's mission was to champion the cause of thoughtful content creation, inspiring influencers to focus on building community values rather than mere popularity.

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A software engineer filed a police complaint alleging sexual harassment by a co-passenger on a flight from Guwahati to Hyderabad. She reported repeated unwanted physical contact and aggressive behavior during the journey. The airport police have registered a case under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and are working to identify the accused through the airline.

Amidst scrutiny of elite clubs, the Delhi Golf Club (DGC) faces questions about membership access and heritage preservation, despite its lease extended to 2050. The club highlights its significant green cover, hosting international events, and efforts to nurture young talent, while acknowledging challenges in public accessibility and heritage conservation.

In March, the Enforcement Directorate moved a special PMLA court under the Fugitive Economic Offenders Act (FEO) seeking to permanently confiscate 15 assets worth around Rs 700 crore belonging to late drug smuggler Iqbal Memon, also known as Iqbal Mirchi, and his family in Mumbai and Dubai. The plea includes Worli properties, comprising Rabia Mansion, Marium Lodge, and Sea View properties, and around 15 properties in Dubai, including Hotel Midwest Apartment in Bur Dubai.

A US judge on Wednesday imposed a temporary injunction on sanctions imposed last year by Washington on a United Nations expert on the occupied Palestinian territories. In his court order Wednesday, US District Judge Richard Leon granted a preliminary injunction against the sanctions, according to a court filing seen by AFP. "Protecting the freedom of speech is 'always' in the public interest," Leon wrote in an opinion accompanying the order.

A decades-old investigation into drug lord Iqbal Memon alias Mirchi's assets has unearthed a complex web of transactions. The Enforcement Directorate is probing the illegal takeover and sale of prime Mumbai real estate, leading to arrests of associates and businessmen. Documents revealed Mirchi's transnational operations and family disputes that may have led to the leak of sensitive information.