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Order reserved in chinkara killing case

PUNE: A sessions court here on Saturday reserved its order for Monday on a fresh plea for bail moved by the former Maharashtra Minister, Dharmarao Baba Atram, charged, under the Wildlife Protection Act, with killing a chinkara.

After hearing arguments in the matter, Additional Sessions Judge Sanjay Patil said he would pronounce his order on August 8. — PTI

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