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Petitioner In SC Alleges Abstentions By Bar, Members Say Not All Were Strike Calls

Court seeks nodal authority to coordinate efforts; asks amicus to submit plan by May 13

Short circuit suspected as blaze destroys fruit, vegetable shops & scrap heaped near site

Charges Serious, Grounds Not Sufficient For Bail, Court Rules

Lets Lawyers Be Present To Observe Police Proceedings ‘From A Distance’

Complaint Filed By Varsity Management After He Allegedly Failed To Flag Fake UPI Entries Masking Cash Misappropriation

Accused Cannot Be Subjected To Physical Or Mental Harassment, It Tells Police

Accused told him he was linked to a fake money laundering and child trafficking case

Residents Claim ‘Daily Assault’ As Crackers, DJ Beats Go Past Permitted Time

Lawyers for three labour activists arrested in Noida for allegedly inciting violence during a protest stated they couldn't file bail applications due to a lack of arrest memos and remand applications. Police claim the activists are key conspirators, while defence argues procedural violations. The case involves multiple FIRs and numerous named individuals.

Noida police arrested two members of Mazdoor Bigul Dasta, Himanshu Thakur and Satyam Verma, for their alleged involvement in April 13 violence during a wage protest. Authorities claim they were in contact with 'mastermind' Aditya Anand, who allegedly coordinated support from various organizations. Investigations are ongoing to identify arsonists.

Noida police and STF have arrested Aditya Anand, the alleged mastermind behind the April 13 labour protest violence, in Tamil Nadu. Anand, a BTech graduate and former software engineer, was tracked through electronic surveillance and intelligence. He is accused of orchestrating the unrest and escalating the protest into vandalism.