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Supreme Court clears man charged with abetting wifes suicide after 30 years, citing lack of evidence. | Latest News India

Aarti Malhotra seeks justice for her son's bullying and suicide as the court addresses school authorities' negligence.

The Court also held that a person can be convicted for Section 498A, IPC (cruelty to wife) even if he is acquitted under Section 304B IPC (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) because the former has a broader scope

The Delhi High Court recently observed that discovering a husband's infidelity shortly after marriage along with ill behaviour by the spouse can drive a woman to commit suicide.

The Karnataka High Court recently refused to quash the abetment to suicide proceedings initiated against three persons accused of harassing their colleague based on his sexual orientation.

A break-up can’t be termed abetment to suicide unless a person actively instigated the other for the act, multiple Supreme Court judgments have laid out in the context of Section 306 of the Indian Penal code (IPC)

Mother fights for justice after sons suicide due to bullying and sexual assault at school.

Karnataka Contractor Death: KS Eshwarappa, a Karnataka minister and senior BJP politician, announced his resignation from the State Cabinet on Friday, just two days after being identified as an accused in a case involving the "unnatural death" of a construction contractor.

Court held that in order to constitute an offence of abetment, the act committed by the accused must be of such nature so that the deceased must be left with no other option but to take extreme step of ending his life.

The city police on Sunday booked a private college student on Sunday on charges of abetting the suicide of a girl student.