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Man on death row acquitted of 6 murders as curious case of missing motive unravels before SC Bismee Taskin @MainaBismee reports Illustration: Shruti Naithani #ThePrintLaw https://t.co/9AzqtvIiyq
আদালত রায় শোনালেও কার্যকর হয়নি মৃত্যুদণ্ড। কয়েকশো অপরাধী এখনও জেলেই। তৃণমূল সাংসদ দেবের প্রশ্নের উত্তরে জানাল মোদি সরকার। https://t.co/SVfX8IicNW বিশদ পড়ুন। #CapitalPunishment #ModiGovernment #ABPAnanda https://t.co/plsiLICpnb
The compensation awarded by the SC is around Rs 4 crore more than what was decided in the case by the High Court of Telangana at Hyderabad—Rs 5.75 crore. Prasad Nichenametla @prasad_niche reports #ThePrintLaw https://t.co/rf5dwLYBd9
The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) to pay ₹9.64 crore in compensation to the family of a non-resident Indian (NRI) who died in a 2009 accident. This ruling comes as a result of a legal battle that highlighted the inadequacy of a previous compensation amount set by the Telangana High Court at ₹5.75 crore. The Supreme Court's decision represents a substantial increase of approximately ₹4 crore over the earlier ruling. The case has drawn attention to the legal processes surrounding compensation for accident victims and the responsibilities of transport corporations.
