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Trial Of Main Accused In Kathua Rape-And-Murder Case To Resume Today
The trial of the main accused in the 2018 rape-and-murder of an 8-year-old in Kathua will resume at the District Sessions Court in Punjab's Pathankot today. In November last year, the Supreme Court had ordered that Shubam Sangra be tried as an adult.
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Decks Cleared For Starting Trial Of Kathua Gangrape-Murder Accused At Punjab Court
Decks have been cleared for commencement of trial of Shubam Sangra, accused in the Kathua gangrape and murder case of 2018, at a court in Punjab after he was declared an adult by the Supreme Court last November.
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After Supreme Court Order, Kathua Victim's Family Awaits Trial Of Accused
Seeking justice for over four years, the family of the eight-year-old Kathua rape-murder victim is eagerly waiting for the start of the trial against Shubam Sangra, who will be treated as an adult following a Supreme Court order.
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"Most Brutal" Accused In 8-Year-Old Girl's Rape In Jammu's Kathua To Be Tried As Adult
Shubam Sangra, the main accused, had tried to evade an adult trial by claiming to be 15. A medical test had found him to be no younger than 19.
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Kathua Case: Trial Against Juvenile From Tomorrow
The trial against a juvenile accused in the horrific rape-and-murder case of an eight-year-old nomadic girl at Kathua last year will begin on Monday as the Jammu and Kashmir High Court refused to entertain a plea for an early hearing of a petition challenging his status as a minor, officials said
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Trial Of Juvenile In Kathua Rape Case From Today
A juvenile justice board has framed charges against a minor in the case of gangrape and murder of an eight-year-old nomadic girl in Kathua and has fixed Monday for examining prosecution witnesses and commencing trial.
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3 Guilty Of Kathua 8-Year-Old's Rape, Murder Get Life Sentence: 10 Facts
Three men will spend life in jail for an eight-year-old girl's gang-rape, torture and killing in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua last year, a case that shocked and disturbed the entire country with the sheer depravity of it. Three more including two policemen held guilty of destroying evidence will serve five years in jail and have been fined. The girl'...
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Judgment In Kathua Rape And Murder Case Likely On June 10
The judgment in the rape and murder of an eight-year-old in Kathua in Jammu and Kashmir is likely to be delivered on June 10, nearly a year after the trial began in a court in Pathankot, special public prosecutor JK Chopra said today.
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Year After Kathua Girl's Murder, Trial Midway, Family Lives In Fear
Deep in the forests of Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua, a single-storey house in Rasana village reflects the trauma and isolation of a nomad family. A year after the brutal rape and murder of their eight-year-old daughter - a case that made global headlines and triggered universal condemnation - the Bakerwal family is facing social ostracism.
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Media Runs "Parallel Trials" In Sub-Judice Matters, Supreme Court Told
There is a need to strike a balance between the freedom of the press and the right of a victim to have fair trial in cases of crime against women, the Supreme Court was told on Wednesday.
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Trial Of Main Accused In Kathua Rape-And-Murder Case To Resume Today
The trial of the main accused in the 2018 rape-and-murder of an 8-year-old in Kathua will resume at the District Sessions Court in Punjab's Pathankot today. In November last year, the Supreme Court had ordered that Shubam Sangra be tried as an adult.
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Decks Cleared For Starting Trial Of Kathua Gangrape-Murder Accused At Punjab Court
Decks have been cleared for commencement of trial of Shubam Sangra, accused in the Kathua gangrape and murder case of 2018, at a court in Punjab after he was declared an adult by the Supreme Court last November.
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After Supreme Court Order, Kathua Victim's Family Awaits Trial Of Accused
Seeking justice for over four years, the family of the eight-year-old Kathua rape-murder victim is eagerly waiting for the start of the trial against Shubam Sangra, who will be treated as an adult following a Supreme Court order.
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"Most Brutal" Accused In 8-Year-Old Girl's Rape In Jammu's Kathua To Be Tried As Adult
Shubam Sangra, the main accused, had tried to evade an adult trial by claiming to be 15. A medical test had found him to be no younger than 19.
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Kathua Case: Trial Against Juvenile From Tomorrow
The trial against a juvenile accused in the horrific rape-and-murder case of an eight-year-old nomadic girl at Kathua last year will begin on Monday as the Jammu and Kashmir High Court refused to entertain a plea for an early hearing of a petition challenging his status as a minor, officials said
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Trial Of Juvenile In Kathua Rape Case From Today
A juvenile justice board has framed charges against a minor in the case of gangrape and murder of an eight-year-old nomadic girl in Kathua and has fixed Monday for examining prosecution witnesses and commencing trial.
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3 Guilty Of Kathua 8-Year-Old's Rape, Murder Get Life Sentence: 10 Facts
Three men will spend life in jail for an eight-year-old girl's gang-rape, torture and killing in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua last year, a case that shocked and disturbed the entire country with the sheer depravity of it. Three more including two policemen held guilty of destroying evidence will serve five years in jail and have been fined. The girl'...
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Judgment In Kathua Rape And Murder Case Likely On June 10
The judgment in the rape and murder of an eight-year-old in Kathua in Jammu and Kashmir is likely to be delivered on June 10, nearly a year after the trial began in a court in Pathankot, special public prosecutor JK Chopra said today.
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Year After Kathua Girl's Murder, Trial Midway, Family Lives In Fear
Deep in the forests of Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua, a single-storey house in Rasana village reflects the trauma and isolation of a nomad family. A year after the brutal rape and murder of their eight-year-old daughter - a case that made global headlines and triggered universal condemnation - the Bakerwal family is facing social ostracism.
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Media Runs "Parallel Trials" In Sub-Judice Matters, Supreme Court Told
There is a need to strike a balance between the freedom of the press and the right of a victim to have fair trial in cases of crime against women, the Supreme Court was told on Wednesday.
