It might take at least five years in the normal course to conclude the trial in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence case, a sessions judge conducting the trial in the case in which Union minister Ajay Kumar Mishra s son is one of the accused, informed the Supreme Court on Wednesday. 📰 Lakhimpur Kheri Violence: Sessions Judge Informs Supreme Court That May Take at Least Five Years To Conclude Trial in Normal Course.
Border Posts further strengthened Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Jan 10: Over 50 people have been detained so far for questioning in connection with the attack on the minority community in Upper Dhangri village even as a massive search operation to track down the militants behind the strike continued on the ninth day today. Seven persons were killed and 14 others injured in the militants attack on January 1. Officials said police posters announcing a reward of Rs 10 lakh to anyone […]
In a letter sent to the apex court, the additional sessions judge said there are 208 prosecution witnesses, 171 documents and 27 forensic science laboratory (FSL) reports in the case.