11:38 August 02
Survivor to stay in Lucknow
The Supreme Court will pass an order regarding the medical condition of the survivor and transfer to AIIMS in New Delhi.
As of now, the court has ordered a stay on the airlifting the survivor, taking into consideration the request of survivor's family, seeking treatment in Uttar Pradesh itself.
11:36 August 02
Media should refrain from naming the survivor: CJI
The CJI also ordered that it refrains the media including electronic media from revealing the identity of the survivor. VV Giri had said that media was revealing it violating the norms.
11:34 August 02
No issue in transferring Unnao survivor's kin: UP Govt
The Uttar Pradesh administration has no issues for transferring the uncle of the victim from Rae Barelly jail to Tihar jail.
11:29 August 02
Unnao case: Survivor to stay in UP, hearing deferred till Aug 5
New Delhi: A Supreme Court bench has began the hearing in a case related to a July 12 letter written by the family of the Unnao rape survivor on apprehending threat to her life.
On August 1, the apex court transfered all the cases related to the Unnao incident to be shifted out of the state.
It also gave CRPF protection to the survivor and her family, after reports of alleged involvement of her security personnels emerged in the aftermath of Unnao accident.
Earlier, it had sought a report from its secretary general as to why it had not been brought to his notice.
"Unfortunately, the letter is yet to see the light of the day and yet the newspapers flashed it as if I have read the letter," Justice Gogoi said.
The bench, also comprising justices Deepak Gupta and Aniruddha Bose, lamented that newspapers gave the impression that no action was taken by the CJI.
The observations came when senior advocate V Giri, who is assisting the court in the suo motu case on the alarming rise in child rapes, sought urgent hearing of the Unnao rape case.
The 19-year-old woman, who was allegedly raped two years ago by BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar at his residence in Unnao, was critically injured in a car crash on July 28.
Two of her family members were killed in the accident and her lawyer was seriously injured. The woman's family has filed a complaint alleging "conspiracy" behind the car crash.
Meanwhile, the Bharatiya Janata Party( BJP) has expelled the accused Unnao MLA Kuldeep Sengar.
11:38 August 02
Survivor to stay in Lucknow
The Supreme Court will pass an order regarding the medical condition of the survivor and transfer to AIIMS in New Delhi.
As of now, the court has ordered a stay on the airlifting the survivor, taking into consideration the request of survivor's family, seeking treatment in Uttar Pradesh itself.
11:36 August 02
Media should refrain from naming the survivor: CJI
The CJI also ordered that it refrains the media including electronic media from revealing the identity of the survivor. VV Giri had said that media was revealing it violating the norms.
11:34 August 02
No issue in transferring Unnao survivor's kin: UP Govt
The Uttar Pradesh administration has no issues for transferring the uncle of the victim from Rae Barelly jail to Tihar jail.
11:29 August 02
Unnao case: Survivor to stay in UP, hearing deferred till Aug 5
New Delhi: A Supreme Court bench has began the hearing in a case related to a July 12 letter written by the family of the Unnao rape survivor on apprehending threat to her life.
On August 1, the apex court transfered all the cases related to the Unnao incident to be shifted out of the state.
It also gave CRPF protection to the survivor and her family, after reports of alleged involvement of her security personnels emerged in the aftermath of Unnao accident.
Earlier, it had sought a report from its secretary general as to why it had not been brought to his notice.
"Unfortunately, the letter is yet to see the light of the day and yet the newspapers flashed it as if I have read the letter," Justice Gogoi said.
The bench, also comprising justices Deepak Gupta and Aniruddha Bose, lamented that newspapers gave the impression that no action was taken by the CJI.
The observations came when senior advocate V Giri, who is assisting the court in the suo motu case on the alarming rise in child rapes, sought urgent hearing of the Unnao rape case.
The 19-year-old woman, who was allegedly raped two years ago by BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar at his residence in Unnao, was critically injured in a car crash on July 28.
Two of her family members were killed in the accident and her lawyer was seriously injured. The woman's family has filed a complaint alleging "conspiracy" behind the car crash.
Meanwhile, the Bharatiya Janata Party( BJP) has expelled the accused Unnao MLA Kuldeep Sengar.
SC begins hearing in Unnao case
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