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RAUs IAS Centre Drowning Case CBI's Charge Sheet Under Court Review.

Court reviews CBI charges in RAUs IAS aspirants death case

October 15, 2024, 08:01 PM - 4 min read

The tragic case of the drowning of three UPSC aspirants at RAU's IAS Study Circle in Old Rajender Nagar has taken a new turn, with the Rouse Avenue court taking the next steps in the legal process.

Court Ruling Requires Release of SUV in Death Investigation.

Court orders release of SUV in Old Rajender Nagar case

September 4, 2024, 05:23 PM - 2 min read

In a recent development in the Old Rajender Nagar death case, the Rouse Avenue Court has instructed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to release an SUV belonging to Manuj Kathuria, a key figure in the investigation.

Delhi Court Orders Four Days CBI Custody for Rau's Parking UPSC Aspirant's Death Accused.

Court extends CBI custody for 6 Rajinder Nagar accused

August 31, 2024, 06:48 PM - 2 min read

In a recent development concerning the Rajinder Nagar incident, Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court has ordered that all six accused be held in Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) custody for four days.

MCD Complicity Questioned In UPSC Aspirants Drowning Case.

CBI to probe MCD negligence in UPSC coaching students deaths

August 23, 2024, 07:42 PM - 3 min read

On Friday, the Rouse Avenue Court dismissed the bail applications of four individuals involved in a tragic incident where three UPSC aspirants drowned in the basement of a coaching centre in Delhi's Rajinder Nagar. The court's decision highlighted the significant lapses by Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) officials, who failed to act against the illegal use of the basement.

FIR Against Abhishek Gupta Co-Owner Raus IAS, in UPSC Coaching Center Tragedy.

CBI registers FIR against Rau's IAS center co-owner

August 8, 2024, 08:06 AM - 2 min read

The CBI has taken over the investigation into the tragic deaths of three UPSC aspirants in Delhi’s Old Rajinder Nagar. This development comes after the Delhi High Court ordered the central agency to take charge of the case due to flaws in the Delhi Police’s investigation and concerns about potential corruption by public servants.