Delhi Court Orders Release of Shabir Shah After 7 Years in Jail
A Delhi Court has ordered the release of Shabir Shah, who has been in detention for over seven years in a money laundering case.
Scammer Poses as Chief Justice of India
In a separate incident, a scammer posing as Chief Justice of India Chandrachud sent a viral message asking for Rs 500, claiming to be stuck in Connaught Place. The message read, ‘Hello, I am CJI and we have an urgent meeting of the collegium and I am stuck at Connaught Place. Can you send me 500rs for a cab? I will return the money once I reach the court.’ The scammer ended the message with ‘sent from iPad’.
Sources in the Supreme Court have confirmed that appropriate action has been taken regarding the scam.
Doubts Revealed
Delhi Court -: A Delhi Court is a place where legal cases are heard and decided in the city of Delhi, which is the capital of India.
Shabir Shah -: Shabir Shah is a person who was in jail for over seven years because he was accused of being involved in money laundering, which means hiding money that was earned illegally.
money laundering -: Money laundering is when people try to hide money that they got in illegal ways, making it look like it came from legal sources.
Chief Justice of India Chandrachud -: The Chief Justice of India is the head judge of the Supreme Court, the highest court in India. Chandrachud is the name of the current Chief Justice.
Connaught Place -: Connaught Place is a famous and busy area in Delhi, known for its shops, restaurants, and offices.
Supreme Court -: The Supreme Court is the highest court in India. It makes the final decisions on important legal matters in the country.