Narayan Prasad

The Jharkhand High Court didn't hold back in its condemnation of the police's investigative inefficiencies, especially regarding troubling cases of missing individuals and murders. Justice Sujit narayan prasad questioned the Sahibganj SP directly about the negligible progress in capturing absconding convicts responsible for witness intimidation and elimination.

A recent Lok Adalat in Jharkhand successfully resolved provident fund disputes for 67 workers, ensuring they received their pending dues totaling Rs 70 lakh. The initiative, promoted via social media, also settled over 24 lakh pre-litigation and pending cases, disbursing claims worth Rs 853.98 crore.

Jharkhand High Court has reprimanded Gumla police for failing to locate a minor girl missing for seven years. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the investigation's progress, suggesting a handover to the CBI. Three special investigation teams have been dispatched to various cities across India.

The Jharkhand High Court has directed the state government to specify the hospital for collecting DNA samples from the parents of a Bokaro girl whose skeleton was found. The court was informed that the Military Hospital in Namkum is not equipped for this, and a decision on sample collection sites will be made on Monday.

The Jharkhand High Court has ordered Dhanbad SSP Prabhat Kumar to appear in person on April 28. This directive stems from the cyber police station's failure to register an FIR against Ravi Sao, an accused who allegedly continued criminal activities after being released on bail. The court questioned the police's inaction in the matter.

In a bold move to amplify community engagement, JD(U) leader Nishant Kumar embarked on his 'Sadbhav Yatra' from West Champaran, signaling a renewed commitment to public service following Nitish Kumar's transition to the Rajya Sabha. The journey kicked off in Valmikinagar, where he was met with cheers and heartfelt exchanges with local residents and tribal groups.

Jharkhand High Court has initiated a public interest litigation concerning the severe doctor shortage in state jails. This action followed the death of a prisoner who couldn't receive adequate medical care.

Jharkhand High Court has given the state government two weeks to provide information on a minor girl missing since 2018, warning of a potential CBI probe. Despite seven years of police investigation and a special team's efforts in Delhi, the six-year-old's whereabouts remain unknown. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the slow pace of the Gumla police investigation.

The Jharkhand High Court has ordered the police to send a recovered human skeleton for DNA testing at Kolkata's Central Forensic Science Laboratory. The court also mandated a post-mortem at RIMS, Ranchi, and expressed dissatisfaction with the suspension of only lower-ranking police officers in the missing girl's case.

The Jharkhand High Court has taken a strong stance by summoning key police figures, such as the DGP and Bokaro SP, regarding the grim finding of skeletal remains in a case involving a missing girl. The girl's mother insists the remains are not those of her child, prompting a critical evaluation of the investigation.

Mukesh Kumar, the secretary for tourism in the state, embarked on a significant journey to the Chhinnamastika Temple in Ramgarh, where he evaluated plans for an ambitious redevelopment project. This initiative comes in response to a directive from the Jharkhand High Court, aiming to conduct a thorough survey and beautification of the temple grounds.

Skeletal remains of an 18-year-old woman, missing for eight months, were recovered in Bokaro, Jharkhand. Police arrested Dinesh Kumar Mahto, who confessed to murdering her after she pressured him for marriage. The accused led investigators to the crime scene where the murder weapon and victim's belongings were found.

Jharkhand High Court pulled up Director General of Police regarding the alleged assault on a relative of a woman whose daughter has been missing since 2025. The court demanded an explanation why criminal action shouldn't be taken against the Bokaro Superintendent of Police for the incident, expressing significant displeasure and ordering a detailed report.

In a recent announcement, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar asserted that those impacted by disasters will be prioritized for state funds. He underscored the government’s dedication to providing timely support, with a focus on standard operating protocols and financial aid for the distressed populace.

Beginning April 15, the Ramgarh administration will clear away 254 unauthorized shops that have encroached on the sacred grounds of Rajrappa temple. Traders were informed they must vacate the premises by April 14.

A mother, an occult practitioner, and another man have been arrested in Hazaribag for allegedly strangling a teenage girl during a sacrificial ritual. The mother reportedly believed the ritual was necessary to cure her son's ailments. The girl was killed on March 24 and her body was buried in a garden.