Mumbai: Journalist Jigna Vora on Tuesday was charged under sections of Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA), Arms Act and Bombay Police Act in J Dey murder case. The Crime Branch filed a supplementary chargesheet detailing the role allegedly played by Vora in the murder of Mumbai-based journalist. Vora has been accused of criminal conspiracy in the case and was arrested on November 25, 2011. The police believe the...
12:59 PM, Feb 21, 2012
New Delhi: A Mumbai court on Monday extended the judicial custody of the accused in journalist Jyotirmoy Deys murder case till February 14. Journalist Jigna Vora was among those who appeared in the court on Monday. J Dey, a senior crime journalist with MiD Day, was shot dead on June 11 last year near his residence in Powai, central Mumbai by motorcycle-borne assailants. Vora stands accused of providing information about...
07:15 PM, Jan 30, 2012
Mumbai: The special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on Monday extended the judicial custody of all the arrested accused, including journalist Jigna Vora, in the J Dey murder case till January 30. Vora, former deputy chief of bureau of `Asian Age' daily, was arrested on November 25 on a charge of providing vital information about Jyotirmoy Dey, a senior journalist, to gangster Chhota Rajan who had allegedly...
08:16 PM, Jan 16, 2012
Mumbai: The judicial custody of all the eleven accused in the Jyotirmoy Dey murder case is set to end on Monday. A special MCOCA court will decide on extending their custody. J Dey, a crime and ivestigation journalist with MiD Day, was shot dead outside his house at Powai in Mumbai on June 11, 2011. Apparently, underworld don Chhota Rajan had ordered his killing. The eleven accused include woman journalist...
08:41 AM, Jan 16, 2012
Mumbai: Mumbai police's crime branch on Tuesday filed the reply opposing the bail applications of two accused in the journalist Jyotirmoy Dey murder case. "We filed the reply saying that we are opposing the bail," said special public prosecutor, Dileep Shah. The applications, filed by Anil Waghmode and Deepak Sisodia, would come up for hearing at the special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court after two weeks. Jigna...
06:59 PM, Jan 10, 2012
Mumbai: The judicial custody of Jinga Vora, arrested in connection with the murder of senior journalist Jyotirmoy Dey, will end on Tuesday. Vora is the eleventh accused held in the murder of the senior journalist who was killed on June 1. Vora was arrested by the Mumbai Crime Branch for conspiring, and aiding and abetting the murder of Dey. Vora, along with Paulson Joseph, an alleged member of the Chhota...
07:48 AM, Dec 20, 2011
Mumbai: Senior journalist Jigna Vora, the eleventh accused in the J Dey murder case, is now in the dock owing to her acquaintance with underworld don Abu Salem. According to investigating officials, Vora had befriended the don during his court hearings. While investigating Vora's nexus with underworld don Chhota Rajan, the cops learnt that she had also developed a close rapport with underworld don Abu Salem as she used to...
12:57 PM, Dec 14, 2011
Mumbai: A special court in Mumbai on Friday remanded journalist Jigna Vora, the 11th accused arrested in the J Dey murder case, to judicial custody till December 20. Special judge S M Modak of Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court remanded her to judicial custody as the police did not seek her further custody. A team of Crime Branch officials had, earlier this week, gone to Ahmedabad to...
03:24 PM, Dec 09, 2011
Mumbai: The Mumbai Crime Branch has recovered one more mobile phone from Jigna Vora, one of the 11 accused in the murder of MiD DAY editor (Investigations) J Dey. This is the seventh cellphone that belonged to Vora. Further investigations also reveal that Vora used Joseph Paulson as a mediator to talk to notorious don Chhota Rajan. "The phone was traced by its IMEI number and now we have recovered...
11:46 AM, Dec 08, 2011
New Delhi: The police custody of journalist Jigna Vora, arrested in connection with the J Dey murder case, has been extended till December 9. Vora is the eleventh accused held in the murder of the senior journalist who was killed on June 1. Vora was remanded to further police custody after prosecutor Dilip Shah argued that new material had come to light in the last few days and this needed...
05:00 PM, Dec 05, 2011
Mumbai: In the latest development in the J Dey murder case, investigators have revealed that journalist Jigna Vora, the eleventh suspect arrested in the case, was in touch with four other accused, including the two shooters who gunned down MiD DAY's Investigations Editor near his residence in Powai on June 11 earlier this year. "Though Vora had confessed to meeting the four accused, she has been constantly changing her statements...
01:30 PM, Dec 05, 2011
Mumbai: The police custody of journalist Jigna Vora, arrested in connection with the murder of Mid Day journalist J Dey, is slated end on Monday. However, the police are yet to file charges against Vora, who will be produced in the court on Monday. Vora is the eleventh accused held in the murder of the senior journalist who was killed on June 1. Vora was arrested by the Mumbai Crime...
08:55 AM, Dec 05, 2011
Mumbai: The Mumbai Crime Branch is set to file chargesheets against 10 of the 11 accused excluding journalist Jigna Vora in the J Dey Murder case. On Friday, a man approached MCOCA court to hand over four cell phones and SIM cards allegedly used by Vora. Vora's police custody has been extended to December 5 in the Mid Day journalist murder case. The prosecution sought a narco analysis on Jigna...
07:44 AM, Dec 03, 2011
Mumbai: A day after Mumbai crime branch sought further custody of journalist Jigna Vora on the ground that it wanted to find out purchaser of the mobile phone that she had sold off, a man approached the court on Friday saying that he wanted to surrender SIM-cards and mobile phones that she had given. Murtuza, the applicant, says he wanted to surrender four SIM-cards and four mobile phones, allegedly given...
06:46 PM, Dec 02, 2011
New Delhi: Senior woman journalist Jigna Vora's police custody has been extended to December 5 in the Mid Day journalist J Dey murder case. The prosecution sought a narco analysis on Jigna Vohra if the accused was willing but the the defense opposed, sources said. On November 25, police arrested Jigna Vora, the Deputy Bureau Chief of an English daily in Mumbai was sent to a weeks' police custody under...
04:49 PM, Dec 01, 2011
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