One of India's most beloved television series, CID, is making a comeback on 26th October after being off-air for six years. The teaser promo released by the makers on social media has already created a buzz among fans, with glimpses of familiar faces and the iconic theme music. The intense promo promises more action-packed moments to come, leaving fans eagerly waiting for the show's return.
After a hiatus of six years, the popular Indian crime show CID is making a comeback with its latest season. Actor Aditya Srivastava, known for his role as Abhijeet, revealed that the cast is pumped to start shooting for the show, which is set to air in December. He also shared the news that the show's promo will be unveiled on October 26th. Despite being part of multiple popular films, Srivastava stills gets recognized for his role in CID, showing its lasting impact on viewers' minds. Legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar called out media for not giving enough coverage to the ongoing Test series against New Zealand, instead focusing on the upcoming series against Australia. He also advised Dinesh Karthik, known for his cricketing commentary skills, to remain focused on the present and showed confidence in India's ability to beat Australia with past successes as proof.
Following the Karnataka High Court's decision to restrain the CID from arresting former chief minister B S Yediyurappa in a POCSO case, his son and State BJP President B Y Vijayendra expressed his belief that truth will prevail in the "temple of justice." He also reiterated his father's commitment to abide by the law and face the probe. This comes after a non-bailable arrest warrant was issued against Yediyurappa by a Bengaluru court on Thursday, which he had requested for more time to join the investigation.
The Assam Police have confirmed the arrest of nine individuals, including the prime accused, in connection with a marksheet scam at Gauhati University. The crackdown, which has spanned multiple locations including Guwahati, Barpeta, and Dhubri, came to light after Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma shared startling revelations during a press briefing in Barpeta. Sarma noted that the Barpeta police and CID are handling the case with confidentiality, but raised concerns that similar scams could be occurring in other universities. It is important to note that the scam was uncovered after discrepancies were detected in the marks of an undergraduate student at Ganeshlal Choudhary College in Barpeta Road.
JD(S) MLC Suraj Revanna faces multiple accusations of sexual abuse, as well as a counter case alleging blackmail. The treasurer of the Suraj Revanna Brigade, H.L. Shivakumar, has gone into hiding as the CID takes over the investigation. The accused youth from Arakalgud claims that both Suraj Revanna and Shivakumar have threatened him with murder if he goes to the police.
A division bench of the Calcutta High Court has placed a public interest litigation (PIL) before the Chief Justice for proper adjudication, after hearing arguments regarding a previous determination made by Justice Amrita Sinha in cases related to police inaction or excesses. The PIL, filed by advocate Sanjay Das, argues that Justice Sinha's determination may be influenced by her husband's ongoing investigation by the West Bengal CID. This development adds to the existing controversy surrounding Justice Sinha's rulings, including criticism from the TMC government. With the court set to reopen on June 10 and the roster of justices to be changed, it remains to be seen whether Justice Sinha will continue handling these cases or if they will be reassigned.
As the probe continues in the case of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar’s killing, the daughter of the MP is set to come to Kolkata for a DNA examination. Bangladesh Detective Department Chief Harun-or-Rashid has highlighted that another accused in the case is hiding in Nepal or the US and thanked the West Bengal CID for their cooperation. Bone-chilling details have emerged surrounding the brutal murder, with one suspect confessing during interrogation.
A sessions court granted interim anticipatory bail to Sridhar Poojar, a deputy superintendent of police in Karnataka, who is under probe for his involvement in a Bitcoin scam. Poojar, who already had his bail rejected by a special court, was accused of attempting to murder an officer of the CID SIT unit during an arrest attempt in February. The SIT is looking to arrest Poojar in connection with a Bitcoin scam case involving Bengaluru crime branch officers from 2020-21.
The Karnataka government has transferred the POCSO case against former Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa to the special wing of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID). The victim has undergone a medical test and her statement will be recorded soon. While Home Minister G. Parameshwara stated that the complainant is mentally unstable, Yediyurappa has stated that he is ready to face the law. As the case unfolds there have been statements from BJP leaders indicating that the arrest of the accused is not necessary in a POCSO case.
Absconding Trinamool Congress leader, Sheikh Shahjahan, was arrested after being on the run for 55 days. Following his appearance in court, he was brought to the CID headquarters and his case is likely to be handed over to the CID. The police arrested him for his involvement in cases of land grab and sexual harassment. The senior police official urged leaders to avoid creating division in the Sandeshkhali area.