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Delhi High Court quashes FIR against BJP's Vijay Jolly booked for defacing house of Tehelka journalist Shoma Chaudhury - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court quashes FIR against BJP's Vijay Jolly booked for defacing house of Tehelka journalist Shoma Chaudhury

Vijay Jolly had painted the word ‘accused’ on Chaudhary’s house in November 2013 after allegations of sexual assault came out against Tarun Tejpal.

Delhi HC quashes FIR against BJP leader lodged for defacing journalist's house - Vimarsana News

Delhi HC quashes FIR against BJP leader lodged for defacing journalist's house

The Delhi High Court has quashed an FIR lodged against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Vijay Jolly, who was accused of defacing the house of former Tehelka managing editor Shoma Chaudhury.The petition was disposed of by Justice Rajnish ...

Nick Donofrio GoFundMe tops $120,000 after police decline charges for man who shot him on porch - Vimarsana News

Nick Donofrio GoFundMe tops $120,000 after police decline charges for man who shot him on porch

Nick Donofrio’s parents wish to establish scholarships at both the University of South Carolina and his high school.

Shooting of South Carolina college student who tried to enter wrong house was justified, police say - Vimarsana News

Shooting of South Carolina college student who tried to enter wrong house was justified, police say

Nicholas Donofrio, a University of South Carolina student from Connecticut, was fatally shot on Aug. 26 after he apparently tried to enter the wrong house.

No Charges In University Of South Carolina Student Shooting - Vimarsana News

No Charges In University Of South Carolina Student Shooting

Police said that the fatal shooting of Nicholas Anthony Donofrio was "justifiable" under South Carolina's "stand your ground" law.