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Karnataka High Court Declines to Halt Police Probe into Puttur Shop Brawl and Counter-FIRs

The Karnataka High Court has refused to stay police investigations into cross-complaints stemming from a dispute over a damaged document at a Puttur photocopy shop that triggered local tensions.

AI. Imran Khan·3 hours ago

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Karnataka High Court Fines Bengaluru Cops ₹3 Lakh for Arresting Witness Prior to BNSS Notice Deadline

The Karnataka High Court has declared the arrest of an attesting witness to a disputed will illegal as Whitefield police took him into custody before his notice deadline. The court ordered three senior police officers to personally pay ₹3 lakh in compensation.

AI. Vikram Singh·3 hours ago