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‘Won’t sell or lease’: HMT secures a stay on 430-acre Bengaluru forest land eviction order (opens the original)
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Public sector firm Hindustan Machine Tools (HMT) Limited Wednesday assured the Karnataka High Court that it will not sell, lease, or encumber any portion of the 430-acre disputed forest land in North Bengaluru while its legal battle with the state authorities continues. In response, a single-judge bench of Justice Suraj Govindaraj directed the Karnataka Forest Department not to dispossess HMT of the land or act on its June 15 eviction order. The court also restrained HMT from felling any trees o
No bail for Bengaluru lawyer who took money to arrange gym trainer’s murder (opens the original)
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A court in rural Bengaluru has rejected the anticipatory bail plea of an advocate accused of arranging the contract killing of a gym trainer for a real estate businessman, stating that practising lawyers should not involve themselves in crime as their duty is to reform society. “A practising advocate involved in murder cases is against his advocacy. An advocate should always work to reform society. Therefore, the offences alleged against the petitioner are non-bailable and also very serious in n
6 months, a plan to kill & an AI tool: What police found in Bengaluru triple murder (opens the original)
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At every step, he turned to a trusted source for answers: how to kill three people; which chemicals could remove bloodstains; how to package the bodies; how to move them out of the apartment; how to fend off anyone who intruded into the house; and whether the furnace he had built for a planned cloud kitchen in Bengaluru could be repurposed to incinerate the bodies before disposal. That trusted source, according to police and court records, was an AI tool linked to a popular search engine — a dis
Karnataka SIR: How Congress is stealing the march, BJP playing catch-up (opens the original)
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While the BJP has been attacking the Karnataka government over its move to introduce a Permanent Residence Certificate (PRC) coinciding with the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in the state, the ruling Congress has taken several measures to turn the contentious exercise to its benefit. Weeks after assuming charge as Chief Minister, D K Shivakumar had referred to the deletion of lakhs of voter names during the SIR in other states and told a Congress convention on June 21: “The
Communal rows to Kannada stirs: 52 cases dropped by Siddaramaiah face court curbs (opens the original)
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Last Thursday, the Karnataka High Court stayed the Congress government’s May 27 order to withdraw 52 criminal cases that came days after the then Siddaramaiah Cabinet decided to halt the prosecution of these cases. On May 28, Siddaramaiah stepped down as the chief minister to make way for D K Shivakumar as part of the Congress’s exercise for the changing of the guard. The Siddaramaiah government’s decision marked the latest in a series of such moves by successive governments, led by both the Con
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