Pradyuman Thakur Cbi

A Gurgaon court today denied bail to a 16-year-old student, accused of killing seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School. Just last month, the Juvenile Justice Board had said that the accused will be treated as an adult and undergo a regular trial in a court.

The CBI today opposed in a Gurgaon court the bail plea of the 16-year-old student, accused of killing a seven-year-old boy, at the Ryan International school. Additional sessions judge Jasbir Singh Kundu fixed the matter for January 6 for arguments on the appeal filed by the accused against an order of the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) denying him ba...

The Class 11 student of Ryan International School arrested last month by the CBI for allegedly killing seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur in school premises will remain in custody. A Gurgaon court today rejected the bail request from the teenager but put off a crucial ruling on his trial to next Thursday.

The Supreme Court today agreed to hear the appeal of the father of seven-year-old Pradyuman, who was found dead in a Gurugram school, seeking cancellation of anticipatory bail granted to Ryan School management officials.

The CBI was going through the internet surfing records of a Class 11 student, who was apprehended in connection with the killing of a junior in Gurgaon's Ryan International School, in a bid to figure out his thought process, sources said.

A day before Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar announced a CBI probe into the murder of a Class 2 student in Gurgaon, Haryana cabinet minister Rao Narbir Singh told the family not to demand a CBI probe, the boy's father said on Tuesday.

As the CBI investigates a Class 11 student for the murder of Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon, the role of four policemen has emerged in the alleged fudging of evidence to incriminate a schoolbus conductor for the crime.

In the Pradyuman Murder case, a Class 11 student accused of killing seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon last month had been the CBI's main suspect for over a month, sources say. Six days after filing a case, the CBI or Central Bureau of Investigation searched the 16-year-old boy's home and seized "some items"...

Nearly two months after he was arrested on charges of killing 7-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at his school, Ashok Kumar, a school bus conductor, has asked today for bail. A court will take up his request next Friday. Earlier this week, the CBI made the jaw-dropping disclosure that it believes a Class 11 student, had killed Pradyuman on September 8 a...

The CBI took over the probe into the murder of Gurgaon schoolboy Pradyuman Thakur before the Gurgaon Police's own special investigation team could finish its work, the police in the Haryana megapolis said

A day after a 16-year-old student of Gurgaon's Ryan International School was apprehended by the CBI in connection with the murder of a class 2 student, the family of Ashok Kumar, the school bus conductor who was arrested initially, decided to file a case against police officers who "framed" him.

The CBI delivered a twist to the Pradyuman murder case and revealed that the seven-year-old was murdered by a 16-year-old Class 11 student.

A 16-year-old schoolboy accused of slitting the throat of Pradyuman Thakur, his junior at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon, was taken by a CBI team to knife shops on Thursday and will also be taken to school in an attempt at reconstructing the crime.

Before detaining a student for the murder of seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon in September, the CBI questioned students of classes 10, 11 and 12 for weeks and also asked for their blood samples.

As the CBI announced the arrest of a class 11 student early on Wednesday, there was a sense of shock and disbelief in Gurgaon's Ryan International School. In a small house 6 km away, a sense of relief and hope. This is Ashok Kumar's home in Gurgaon's Ghamroj village, the 42-year-old bus conductor who was picked up from his house and bundled into a ...

A Gurgaon court today denied bail to a 16-year-old student, accused of killing seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School. Just last month, the Juvenile Justice Board had said that the accused will be treated as an adult and undergo a regular trial in a court.

The CBI today opposed in a Gurgaon court the bail plea of the 16-year-old student, accused of killing a seven-year-old boy, at the Ryan International school. Additional sessions judge Jasbir Singh Kundu fixed the matter for January 6 for arguments on the appeal filed by the accused against an order of the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) denying him ba...

The Class 11 student of Ryan International School arrested last month by the CBI for allegedly killing seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur in school premises will remain in custody. A Gurgaon court today rejected the bail request from the teenager but put off a crucial ruling on his trial to next Thursday.

The Supreme Court today agreed to hear the appeal of the father of seven-year-old Pradyuman, who was found dead in a Gurugram school, seeking cancellation of anticipatory bail granted to Ryan School management officials.

The CBI was going through the internet surfing records of a Class 11 student, who was apprehended in connection with the killing of a junior in Gurgaon's Ryan International School, in a bid to figure out his thought process, sources said.

A day before Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar announced a CBI probe into the murder of a Class 2 student in Gurgaon, Haryana cabinet minister Rao Narbir Singh told the family not to demand a CBI probe, the boy's father said on Tuesday.

As the CBI investigates a Class 11 student for the murder of Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon, the role of four policemen has emerged in the alleged fudging of evidence to incriminate a schoolbus conductor for the crime.

In the Pradyuman Murder case, a Class 11 student accused of killing seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon last month had been the CBI's main suspect for over a month, sources say. Six days after filing a case, the CBI or Central Bureau of Investigation searched the 16-year-old boy's home and seized "some items"...

Nearly two months after he was arrested on charges of killing 7-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at his school, Ashok Kumar, a school bus conductor, has asked today for bail. A court will take up his request next Friday. Earlier this week, the CBI made the jaw-dropping disclosure that it believes a Class 11 student, had killed Pradyuman on September 8 a...

The CBI took over the probe into the murder of Gurgaon schoolboy Pradyuman Thakur before the Gurgaon Police's own special investigation team could finish its work, the police in the Haryana megapolis said

A day after a 16-year-old student of Gurgaon's Ryan International School was apprehended by the CBI in connection with the murder of a class 2 student, the family of Ashok Kumar, the school bus conductor who was arrested initially, decided to file a case against police officers who "framed" him.

The CBI delivered a twist to the Pradyuman murder case and revealed that the seven-year-old was murdered by a 16-year-old Class 11 student.

A 16-year-old schoolboy accused of slitting the throat of Pradyuman Thakur, his junior at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon, was taken by a CBI team to knife shops on Thursday and will also be taken to school in an attempt at reconstructing the crime.

Before detaining a student for the murder of seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon in September, the CBI questioned students of classes 10, 11 and 12 for weeks and also asked for their blood samples.

As the CBI announced the arrest of a class 11 student early on Wednesday, there was a sense of shock and disbelief in Gurgaon's Ryan International School. In a small house 6 km away, a sense of relief and hope. This is Ashok Kumar's home in Gurgaon's Ghamroj village, the 42-year-old bus conductor who was picked up from his house and bundled into a ...