The Bombay high court said the shoot-out of Akshay Shinde could have been avoided and urged for the probe into his death to be carried out in a fair manner.

The Bombay high court scrutinised several aspects of the Baldapur encounter case, urging a fair and impartial investigation. It questioned why Akshay

In the wake of the encounter done by Maharashtra police, the Bombay High Court recently expressed serious concerns regarding

After the alleged encounter killing, the Shiv Sena celebrated in Badlapur by bursting crackers and distributing sweets and displayed posters giving credit to Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.

The Bombay High Court criticized the police handling of the Badlapur shootout involving Akshay Shinde, urging for an impartial investigation. The court questioned the circumstances leading to Shinde's death and emphasized that the situation could have been managed without resorting to lethal force.

A division bench, comprising Justices Revati Mohite Dere and Prithviraj Chavan, remarked that if they find the ongoing investigation inadequate.

Bombay High Court calls for fair probe into killing of Badlapur sexual assault case accused, questions police actions.

The Bombay High Court is set to hear a petition alleging that Akshay Shinde, accused in the Badlapur sexual assault case, was killed in a fake police encounter. The petition, filed by Shinde's father,

The Bombay High Court questioned the police's decision to shoot the Baldapur sexual assault accused in the head. The court noted that the officer involved was trained and should have aimed at less lethal areas like the legs or hands.

The Bombay high court on Wednesday (September 25) slammed the Maharashtra Police over the custodial death of Badlapur sexual assault accused Akshay Shinde, saying there appeared to be foul play and an impartial probe was needed into the incident.

The Bombay high court said it is very difficult to accept the Maharashtra Police version, saying this “cannot be termed as an encounter”.