The formal case was lodged on 29 July 2026, following a detailed complaint submitted by Smriti Singh, a resident of the Vasundhara area in Ghaziabad.

During the High Court proceedings, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta strongly criticized the lower trial court's decision.

This public confrontation began after the parliamentary deadlock ended, paving the way for a Lok Sabha debate regarding the NEET paper leak scandal.

For twenty-six months, Jignesh’s aging parents, his brother, and his two young children were led to believe that he was alive and working in Australia.

As Opposition members shouted slogans during the floor discussion, Minister Singh criticized them for bringing partisan politics into a vital issue affecting national youth.

During his formal police interrogation, the young accused made bizarre statements regarding his motivation.

As the test date approached, investigators established that Dr Manish took active logistics steps to execute the plan.

The attackers released the second male companion, but seized his motorcycle and kept the 19-year-old woman trapped under their control.

Senior law enforcement officials highlighted the high proportion of repeat offenders among the identified group.

The year 2008 represented a period when Left-Wing Extremism and Maoist violence reached peak intensity across Odisha.