In December 2014, the judge BH Loya died while on a trip to Nagpur. Now, his family breaks its silence, raising serious questions regarding his death.

“Mohit Shah, the chief justice, made the offer,” Loya’s sister said. Niranjan Takle on the pressures and inducements Loya allegedly faced before his death.

Loya was presiding over the Sohrabuddin case, in which the prime accused was Amit Shah. Three years after Loya's death in 2014, his family speaks out.

Sinha’s comment came three days after The Caravan published a series of reports on the disturbing allegations surrounding the death of the judge BH Loya.

Shourie noted that the media was “dying in a very prosperous way.” “They are earning so much money that they are just neglecting their basic tasks.”

Marlapalle states in his letter that he “firmly” believed that this is a case fit for a probe by an SIT “irrespective of its outcome at this point of time.”

“If something like this happens to it, it seems as if you want a judgment that suits you,” he added. “It’s a shame. It’s a blot on society.”

On 29 November, The Caravan received two emails: one from a close friend of Anuj Loya’s and another from an individual claiming to be Anuj himself.

During the Sohrabuddin case, Gaware said, “the otherwise jovial Brijmohanji Loya ... for the first time I saw that he was in a lot of tension.”

Loya's death “needs a thorough investigation,” Sawant said. Kolse-Patil added that the probe “should have minimal involvement of the government machinery.”

Several records relevant to Loya's final night show signs of possible tampering, and new details from our follow-up reporting do not square with accounts offered to other media outlets.

The lawyer Milind Pakhale has filed a police complaint stating that an entry he made in the occupancy register at Ravi Bhavan, a government-run VIP guest house in Nagpur, has been manipulated.

Speaking on behalf of the judges, Chelameswar said: “All four of us are convinced that unless this institution is preserved and it maintains its equanimity, democracy will not survive in this...

The four retired justices echoed the views of the sitting judges, stating that the allocation of benches can’t be done “in an arbitrary manner such that, sensitive and important cases are sent to...

The backgrounds of the petitioners, and the manner in which the petitions have been listed and heard since they were clubbed together on 12 January, merit close scrutiny.

The papers fail to resolve any of the troubling discrepancies already exposed in the matter. They also suggest a concerted bid to manipulate records to create a narrative that Loya died of a natural...

According to Dr RK Sharma, one of India’s foremost forensic experts, the medical documents pertaining to the death of the judge BH Loya do not indicate a heart attack, and show signs of possible...

Sanjay Fadnavis told Barahate that “we are coming in even in 2019,” and warned the advocate to not “complain” later when he is “picked up by the police,” thrown “behind bars” and “gets fucked in the...

After we spoke, the medico-legal expert Dr RK Sharma confirmed, on WhatsApp, all the quotes that we published—screenshots of this conversation are reproduced below.

Not one of 17 current and former employees of Ravi Bhawan had any inkling that Loya had, as the judges stated, become unwell, been taken to the hospital, and subsequently died.

A new investigation reveals the enormous role played behind the scenes of the case by Dr Makarand Vyawahare, who successfully hid crucial facts such as a wound on Loya’s head. Vyawahare is the...

Even a scrutiny limited to the manner in which the judgment deals with these crucial medical documents indicates that a broader inquiry would have resulted in a different conclusion. Hartosh Singh...

Documents show that the Maharashtra government concealed details of enormous importance to the Loya case in its submissions to the Supreme Court.

In June, Uke had filed a petition in the Bombay High Court demanding official compensation for the family of the late CBI judge BH Loya.

SM Modak’s statement to the SID contains glaring omissions about the events preceding Loya’s death and avoids questions raised by the late judge's family.

Copies of the Ravi Bhawan bookings register contains no entries for the dates surrounding Loya’s stay, despite written reservations for nine judges.

A Ravi Bhawan employee casts doubt on two judges’ statements, and suggests that the Maharashtra government suppressed vital information from the Supreme Court.