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Man Sentenced To Life Imprisonment After Decade Long Trial

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SRINAGAR: In a tragic incident that took place more than a decade ago, a man was sentenced to life imprisonment by Principal Sessions Judge Reasi R N Wattal for killing his wife and 10-year-old child. The case had been under trial for years, and the verdict was delivered on Monday.
According to the prosecution, the police received information from reliable sources on March 7, 2010, that the body of Shiv Devi, the wife of Kuldeep Singh, was found on the road leading from Shikari to Thuroo in the Dubri forest. A short distance away, the body of their 10-year-old child, Sachin, and the weapon used in the crime were also discovered.
During the investigation, it was revealed that the accused and the deceased had been married for 13 to 14 years and had two children. The accused, who was working in Kangra Himachal Pradesh, used to quarrel with his wife over suspicions of her having an illicit relationship. Due to the strained relations, Shiv Devi was living with her parents at Bathoi.
On the day of the incident, the accused called his wife to the Dubri forest and administered some drug to her and their son, rendering them unconscious. He then killed them both. The police presented a charge sheet before Munsiff (JMIC), Mahore, who committed the case to Principal Sessions Judge Reasi for judicial determination.
After hearing the prosecution and the defense, the judge observed that the nature of the offense committed by the accused played an important role in awarding the punishment. “The penal statute has prescribed punishment for the offense of murder for life or capital punishment, and to view such offenses once proved lightly is itself an afferent to humanity,” the court said.
The judge also noted that there are only two types of punishment for an offense under Section 302 RPC – life imprisonment or the death penalty. “The convict is as such sentenced to undergo life imprisonment for the commission of the offense under Section 302 of RPC and imprisonment of two years for the commission of offense under Section 4/25 Arms Act,” the court said.
The verdict has brought closure to the family of the deceased after a long and difficult legal battle. The court’s decision is a reminder that such heinous crimes will not be taken lightly and will be dealt with severely.

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May 10, 2023
Accused Sentenced To Four Months Imprisonment In Cheque Bounce Case

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SRINAGAR: A court in Uri has sentenced an accused to four months of simple imprisonment after convicting him in a cheque bounce case.
A case was filed by Mohammad Dawood Lone, son of Abdul Karim Lone, resident of Ramgie Uri, against Abdul Rasheed Bhat, son of Anaytullah Bhat, a resident of Ihtishampora Boniyar under Section 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act before Sub-judge Uri.
In a 22-page long order, of which the gist is produced here, the learned judge, Altaf Hussain Khan, observed that the accused is sentenced to simple imprisonment for a period of four months and a fine of Rs 12,00,000 (Rupees Twelve Lakhs only) since the accused has paid an amount of Rs 1,94,0000 (Rs One Lakh and Ninety-Four Thousand Rupees) during the pendency of the proceedings in terms of the order passed by this court under section 143-A of N.I act, and the same is set off from the fine imposed. The rest of the fine amount of Rs 10,06,000 (Rupees Ten Lakhs and Six Thousand) shall be paid by the accused to the complainant as compensation within the period of 30 days from the date of this judgment.
“With these observations, the accused is convicted of the offense U/S 138 of N.I Act. However, keeping in view the object of Negotiable Instrument Act, the financial gains which the cheque amount in question could have fetched had the payment of the amount mentioned in the cheques been made to the complainant by the accused on the due date, as the complaint in hand has been filed on 21/02/2022. The trial of the case has reached a conclusion within a span of one year and two months. Furthermore, the accused is apparently of old age and is suffering from illness. His conduct during the trial has also remained satisfactory. He has also paid the interim compensation of Rs 1,94,000 to the complainant pursuant to the order passed by this court on 06/05/2022, in the application for interim relief submitted under section 143-A of Negotiable Instruments Act and other facts and circumstances. The accused is sentenced to simple imprisonment for the period of four months and a fine of Rs 12,00,000 (Rupees Twelve Lakhs only) since the accused has paid an amount of Rs 1,94,0000 (Rs One Lakh and Ninety-Four Thousand Rupees) during the pendency of the proceedings in terms of the order passed by this court under section 143-A of N.I act, and the same is set off from the fine imposed. The rest of the fine amount of Rs 10,06,000 (Rupees Ten Lakhs and Six Thousand) shall be paid by the accused to the complainant as compensation within the period of 30 days from the date of this judgment,” the order reads. (GNS)

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May 7, 2023
Accused Sentenced to 4 Months Simple Imprisonment As Court in Uri Convicts Him in Cheque Bounce Case

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Uri, May 7 (GNS): A Court in Uri has sentenced an accused to four months of simple imprisonment after convicting him in a Cheque Bounce Case.
As learnt by GNS, a case was filed by one Mohammad Dawood Lone son of Abdul Karim Lone, resident of Ramgie Uri against one Abdul Rasheed Bhat, son of Anaytullah Bhat, a resident of Ihtishampora Boniyar under Section 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act before Sub-judge Uri.
In a 22-page long order, gist of which is produced here, the learned judge Altaf Hussain Khan observed that the accused is sentenced to simple imprisonment for the period of four months and fine of Rs 12,00000 (Rupees Twelve Lakhs only) since the accused has paid an amount of Ruppes 1,94,0000 (Rs one lakh and Ninety Four thousand Rupees) during the pendency of the proceedings in terms of order passed by this court under section 143-A of N.I act and the same is set off from the fine imposed. Rest Fine amount of Rs 10,06000 (Ruppes Ten lakh and six thousand) shall be paid by the accused to the complainant as compensation within the period of 30 from the date of this judgment.
“With these observations, accused is convicted of the offence U/S 138 of N.I.Act. However, keeping in view the object of Negotiable Instrument Act, Financial gains which cheque amount in question could have fetched had the payment of amount mentioned in the cheques been made to the complainant by the accused on due date as the complaint in hand has been filed on 212022. Trail of the case 1 too has reached to conclusion within a span of one year and two months. Further accused is apperently old age and is suffering illness. His conduct during trail too has remained satisfactory. He has also paid the interim compensation of Rs 1,94,000 to the complainant in pursuance to order passed by this court on 6-5-2022 in the application for interim relief submitted under section 143-A of Negotiable instruments act and other facts and the circumstances. The accused is sentenced to simple imprisonment for the period of four months and fine of Rs 12,00000 (Rupees Twelve Lakhs only ) since the accused has paid an amount of Ruppes 1,94,0000 (Rs one lakh and Ninety Four thousand Rupees ) during the pendency of the proceedings in terms of order passed by this court under section 143-A of N.I act same is set off from the fine imposed. Rest Fine amount of Rs 10,06000 (Ruppes Ten lakh and six thousand) shall be paid by the accused to the complainant as compensation within the period of 30 from the date of this judgment”, the order, as per GNS, reads. (GNS)
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May 7, 2023
Unregistered Vehicles On Roads To Face Hefty Fines, Imprisonment Under MVA

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SRINAGAR: In view of rising instances of unregistered vehicles plying on the roads, the Regional Transport Officer Kashmir has issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to address the same.
According to the SOPs, the first offence of an unregistered vehicle being found on roads will be met with a ₹5,000 penalty under the Motor Vehicles Act, while the second offence will result in a ₹10,000 fine or a prison sentence for the owner which may extend to one year, or both.
Additionally, non-display of registration mark on High Security Registration Plates (HSRPs) will be similarly punishable.
“The showrooms must adhere to the rule of releasing vehicles with registration numbers on HSRP without fail. In case it is found that dealers have violated this norm, not only will the face penalty under MVA, but they will be held liable for any crimes committed using such vehicles”, an RTO official said.
To ensure uniform implementation of laws, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) have been put in place. These SOPs require enforcement teams to record and preserve evidence of vehicles without registration numbers by taking photos or videos.
Furthermore, enforcement teams must also prepare a daily report of vehicles fined or impounded and send it to the control room.
Additionally, a fortnightly report of all vehicle challans/impounds, along with their respective Supplier Dealers, shall be presented to RTO/ARTO. This report can then be used to take action against the dealers, which may include forfeiture of their security deposits. (GNS)

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April 30, 2023
Kashmir: Unregistered Vehicles on roads to face hefty Fines & Imprisonment under MVA – Kashmir News

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Unregistered Vehicles on roads to face hefty Fines & Imprisonment under MVA
MVD Kashmir issues SOPs to tackle Unregistered Vehicles
SRINAGAR, APRIL 29: In view of rising instances of unregistered vehicles plying on the roads, the Regional Transport Officer Kashmir has issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to address the same.
According to the SOPs, the first offence of an unregistered vehicle being found on roads will be met with a ₹5,000 penalty under the Motor Vehicles Act, while the second offence will result in a ₹10,000 fine or a prison sentence for the owner which may extend to one year, or both.
Additionally, non-display of registration mark on High Security Registration Plates (HSRPs) will be similarly punishable.
“The showrooms must adhere to the rule of releasing vehicles with registration numbers on HSRP without fail. In case it is found that dealers have violated this norm, not only will the face penalty under MVA, but they will be held liable for any crimes committed using such vehicles”, an RTO official said.
To ensure uniform implementation of laws, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) have been put in place. These SOPs require enforcement teams to record and preserve evidence of vehicles without registration numbers by taking photos or videos.
Furthermore, enforcement teams must also prepare a daily report of vehicles fined or impounded and send it to the control room.

Additionally, a fortnightly report of all vehicle challans/impounds, along with their respective Supplier Dealers, shall be presented to RTO/ARTO. This report can then be used to take action against the dealers, which may include forfeiture of their security deposits.
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April 29, 2023
Unregistered Vehicles on roads to face hefty Fines & Imprisonment under MVA

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Srinagar, April 29: In view of rising instances of unregistered vehicles plying on the roads, the Regional Transport Officer Kashmir has issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to address the same.
According to the SOPs, the first offence of an unregistered vehicle being found on roads will be met with a ₹5,000 penalty under the Motor Vehicles Act, while the second offence will result in a ₹10,000 fine or a prison sentence for the owner which may extend to one year, or both.
Additionally, non-display of registration mark on High Security Registration Plates (HSRPs) will be similarly punishable.
“The showrooms must adhere to the rule of releasing vehicles with registration numbers on HSRP without fail. In case it is found that dealers have violated this norm, not only will the face penalty under MVA, but they will be held liable for any crimes committed using such vehicles”, an RTO official said.
To ensure uniform implementation of laws, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) have been put in place. These SOPs require enforcement teams to record and preserve evidence of vehicles without registration numbers by taking photos or videos.
Furthermore, enforcement teams must also prepare a daily report of vehicles fined or impounded and send it to the control room.
Additionally, a fortnightly report of all vehicle challans/impounds, along with their respective Supplier Dealers, shall be presented to RTO/ARTO. This report can then be used to take action against the dealers, which may include forfeiture of their security deposits.(GNS)

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April 29, 2023
Unregistered Vehicles on roads to face hefty Fines & Imprisonment under MVA

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MVD Kashmir issues SOPs to tackle Unregistered Vehicles
Srinagar, April 29 (GNS): In view of rising instances of unregistered vehicles plying on the roads, the Regional Transport Officer Kashmir has issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to address the same.
According to the SOPs, the first offence of an unregistered vehicle being found on roads will be met with a ₹5,000 penalty under the Motor Vehicles Act, while the second offence will result in a ₹10,000 fine or a prison sentence for the owner which may extend to one year, or both.
Additionally, non-display of registration mark on High Security Registration Plates (HSRPs) will be similarly punishable.
“The showrooms must adhere to the rule of releasing vehicles with registration numbers on HSRP without fail. In case it is found that dealers have violated this norm, not only will the face penalty under MVA, but they will be held liable for any crimes committed using such vehicles”, an RTO official said.
To ensure uniform implementation of laws, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) have been put in place. These SOPs require enforcement teams to record and preserve evidence of vehicles without registration numbers by taking photos or videos.
Furthermore, enforcement teams must also prepare a daily report of vehicles fined or impounded and send it to the control room.
Additionally, a fortnightly report of all vehicle challans/impounds, along with their respective Supplier Dealers, shall be presented to RTO/ARTO. This report can then be used to take action against the dealers, which may include forfeiture of their security deposits.(GNS)

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April 29, 2023
Patwari Gets One Year Imprisonment In Trap Case

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SRINAGAR: The Special Judge of Anti-Corruption in Jammu has convicted a Patwari from Halqa Surinsar in District Jammu for accepting a bribe. The accused has been sentenced to undergo one year of simple imprisonment along with a fine in a trap case.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) stated in a released statement that Mohd Sharif, son of Mohd Ayoub and resident of Jagti Nagrota, District Jammu, was convicted in a case filed under FIR number 17/2016 of PS VOJ (now ACB).
The statement said, “The instant case was registered at PS VOJ (now ACB) upon receipt of a complaint from the complainant who demanded Rs. 4000 for mutation of land purchased. The accused Patwari of Halqa Surinsar had already received Rs. 9000 from the complainant and was further demanding Rs 4000. The accused was caught red-handed while demanding and accepting Rs 4000 on the spot from the complainant.”
The statement also said, “After the conclusion of the investigation, a charge sheet was presented before the Special Judge of Anti-Corruption in Jammu. The Court convicted Mohd. Sharif, accused Patwari of Halqa Surinsar, Jammu, for one year of simple imprisonment for committing offences under Section 4-A of the Prevention of Corruption Act, Svt. 2006 and one year of simple imprisonment for committing the offence under Section 5(1)(d) r/w 5(2) of the said act, along with a fine of Rs. 10,000 in each offence. The Court also ordered that both the sentences will run concurrently.” (KNO)

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April 15, 2023
Patwari gets one year imprisonment in trap case – Kashmir News

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Srinagar, Apr 15: The Special Judge Anti Corruption, Jammu convicted a Patwari of Halqa Surinsar in District Jammu for accepting bribe. The accused was sentenced to undergo simple imprisonment for the period of one year with fine in a trap case.
As per a statement issued to the news agency Kashmir News Observer (KNO), ACB said that Mohd. Sharif S/o Mohd. Ayoub R/o Jagti Nagrota, District Jammu was convicted in a case under FIR number 17/2016 of PS VOJ (now ACB).
“The instant case was registered at PS VOJ (now ACB) on the receipt of a complaint from the complainant for demand of Rs 4000 for mutation of land purchased by the complainant. The accused Patwari of Halqa Surinsar has already received Rs 9000 from the complainant and is further demanding Rs 4000. The accused was caught red-handed while demanding and accepting Rs 4000 on the spot from the complainant,” the statement said.
“After conclusion of the investigation a charge sheet was presented before the Special Judge, Anti Corruption, Jammu. The Court convicted Mohd. Sharif, accused Patwari of Halqa Surinsar, Jammu to one year simple imprisonment for commission of offences U/s 4-A of Prevention of Corruption Act, Svt. 2006 and one year simple imprisonment for commission of offence U/s 5(1)(d) r/w 5(2) of the said act with fine of Rs 10000 in each offence. The court also ordered that both the sentences will run concurrently,” it said
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April 15, 2023
Hyderabad: Wife convicted of life imprisonment for killing husband

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Hyderabad: The seventh additional metropolitan sessions judge on Wednesday convicted a wife of life imprisonment for killing her husband.
On March 1st, 2021 Reshma Begum had murdered her husband Mohammed Sohail aka Nisar at footpath beside Government School Chandrayangutta and one media reporter who happened to visit the scene first and have recorded the videograpy of the deceased lying and also accused sitting beside him.
The deceased and accused are beggars and both used to consume alcohol daily and quarrelling with each other. After the murder, Chandrayangutta police had registered a murder case against the wife and a charge sheet was also filed against her.

Based on the testimony given by the media reporter, the seventh additional metropolitan sessions judge Jai Kumar has convicted Reshma Begum for life imprisonment after she was found guilty of murdering her husband.
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April 13, 2023