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The CBI on Thursday informed the Jharkhand high court that Dhanbad additional district judge Uttam Anand was "intentionally&rdquo; hit by the tempo that killed him.
Judge Anand was killed after he was hit by a tempo when he was out for his routine morning walk.
While submitting the weekly probe report into the case, the CBI told the court that the judge's death was not an accident and the agency was investigating all angles to unravel the conspiracy.
The bench observed that the case has shaken the morale of the judiciary. Time is the essence of this investigation, it said. The more time is spent, harder it will be to ascertain the truth, the bench stated.
The 49-year-old district judge was mowed down by a tempo on July 28. It was first believed to be a case of hit and run but video footage later showed that the tempo had intentionally hit the judge.
Judge Anand was reportedly hearing a number of cases related&nbsp; to mafia killings and had denied bail to two gangsters.
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Jharkhand judge Uttam Anand was 'intentionally' hit by tempo: CBI tells high court

CBI&nbsp;tells Jharkhand&nbsp;HC that Dhanbad judge Uttam&nbsp;Anand's death was not an accident, the tempo hit him intentionally

CBI tells Jharkhand HC that judge Anand's death was not an accident

CBI&nbsp;tells Jharkhand&nbsp;HC that judge Anand's death was not an accident
Dhanbad&nbsp;judge was mowed down by a tempo while on morning jog
CBI&nbsp;says probing all angles to unravel the judge death conspiracy
Jharkhand&nbsp;HC: The judge's death has shaken morale of judiciary
CCTV&nbsp;footage showed that tempo deliberately hit judge Uttam Anand

While submitting the weekly probe report into the case, the CBI told the court that the judge's death was not an accident and the agency was investigating all angles to unravel the conspiracy.

The CBI on Thursday informed the Jharkhand high court that Dhanbad additional district judge Uttam Anand was "intentionally&rdquo; hit by the tempo that killed him.
Judge Anand was killed after he was hit by a tempo when he was out for his routine morning walk.
While submitting the weekly probe report into the case, the CBI told the court that the judge's death was not an accident and the agency was investigating all angles to unravel the conspiracy.
The bench observed that the case has shaken the morale of the judiciary. Time is the essence of this investigation, it said. The more time is spent, harder it will be to ascertain the truth, the bench stated.
The 49-year-old district judge was mowed down by a tempo on July 28. It was first believed to be a case of hit and run but video footage later showed that the tempo had intentionally hit the judge.
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Judge Anand was reportedly hearing a number of cases related&nbsp; to mafia killings and had denied bail to two gangsters.
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The CBI on Wednesday filed two more FIRs in connection with the death od Jharkhand judge Uttam Anand, who was mowed down by a tempo while on his morning jog.
The CBI said that the two new cases are related to the alleged theft of three mobile phones by the accused persons. the cases were initially registered by the Jharkhand Police and the CBI has now taken over the investigation.
The CBI is now investigation a total of three cases in connection with the Dhanbad judge's death.
Additional District Judge Uttam Anand, who was killed on July 28 when a tempo ran over him while he was on morning jog.
It was first believed to be a case of hit and run but video footage later showed that the tempo had intentionally hit the judge.
Judge Anand was reportedly hearing a number of cases related&nbsp; to mafia killings and had denied bail to two gangsters.
Earlier on Wednesday, CBI also increased the cash reward on information regarding the case from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh. The case was handed over to CBI by the Supreme Court on August 4.

Jharkhand judge death case: CBI registers two more FIRs, doubles cash reward

The CBI on Wednesday filed two more FIRs in connection with the death od Jharkhand judge Uttam Anand, who was mowed down by a tempo while on his morning jog.

Jharkhand judge death case: CBI registers two more FIRs

Jharkhand judge death case: CBI registers two more FIRs
2 more FIRs&nbsp;related to theft of mobile phones by the accused
Dhanbad&nbsp;judge Uttam&nbsp;Anand&nbsp;was run over by a tempo while jogging
Footage showed tempo deliberately hitting judge Uttam&nbsp;Anand
Judge was reportedly hearing a number of cases related&nbsp; to mafia killings&nbsp;
CBI&nbsp;has increased cash reward on info from Rs 5 lakh&nbsp;to Rs 10 lakh

The CBI said that the two new cases are related to the alleged theft of three mobile phones by the accused persons. the cases were initially registered by the Jharkhand Police and the CBI has now taken over the investigation.

The CBI on Wednesday filed two more FIRs in connection with the death od Jharkhand judge Uttam Anand, who was mowed down by a tempo while on his morning jog.
The CBI said that the two new cases are related to the alleged theft of three mobile phones by the accused persons. the cases were initially registered by the Jharkhand Police and the CBI has now taken over the investigation.
The CBI is now investigation a total of three cases in connection with the Dhanbad judge's death.
Additional District Judge Uttam Anand, who was killed on July 28 when a tempo ran over him while he was on morning jog.
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It was first believed to be a case of hit and run but video footage later showed that the tempo had intentionally hit the judge.
Judge Anand was reportedly hearing a number of cases related&nbsp; to mafia killings and had denied bail to two gangsters.
Earlier on Wednesday, CBI also increased the cash reward on information regarding the case from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh. The case was handed over to CBI by the Supreme Court on August 4.

The CBi team that is probing the alleged murder of a judge in Jharkhand's Dhanbad last month has found new crucial information pointing to a conspiracy.
The CBI has found that the accused persons had used stolen mobile phones to make calls before committing the crime, NDTV has reported quoting sources.
Earlier it was reported that the two persons arrested in connection with the killing had stolen a tempo that they used in the crime.
District Judge Uttam Anand was killed on July 28 when a tempo ran over him while he was on morning jog.
It was first believed to be a case of hit and run but video footage later showed that the temper had intentionally hit the judge.
Judge Anand was reportedly hearing a number of cases related&nbsp; to mafia killings and had denied bail to two gangsters.
The case was handed over to CBI by the Supreme Court on August 4.

Jharkhand judge killing: Accused stole mobile phones before the crime: report

The CBI&nbsp;team that is probing the alleged murder of a judge in Jharkhand's Dhanbad last month has found new crucial information pointing to a conspiracy. See details

Jharkhand judge killing: Accused stole mobile phones before the crime

The CBi team that is probing the alleged murder of a judge in Jharkhand's Dhanbad last month has found new crucial information pointing to a conspiracy.
The CBI has found that the accused persons had used stolen mobile phones to make calls before committing the crime, NDTV has reported quoting sources.
Earlier it was reported that the two persons arrested in connection with the killing had stolen a tempo that they used in the crime.
District Judge Uttam Anand was killed on July 28 when a tempo ran over him while he was on morning jog.
It was first believed to be a case of hit and run but video footage later showed that the temper had intentionally hit the judge.
Judge Anand was reportedly hearing a number of cases related&nbsp; to mafia killings and had denied bail to two gangsters.
The case was handed over to CBI by the Supreme Court on August 4.

The CBi team that is probing the alleged murder of a judge in Jharkhand's Dhanbad last month has found new crucial information pointing to a conspiracy.

The CBI&nbsp;team that is probing the alleged murder of a judge in Jharkhand's Dhanbad last month has found new crucial information pointing to a conspiracy.
The CBI has found that the accused persons had used stolen mobile phones to make calls before committing the crime, NDTV has reported quoting sources.
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Earlier it was reported that the two persons arrested in connection with the killing had stolen a tempo that they used in the crime.
District Judge Uttam Anand was killed on July 28 when a tempo ran over him while he was on morning jog.
It was first believed to be a case of hit and run but video footage later showed that the tempo had intentionally hit the judge.
Judge Anand was reportedly hearing a number of cases related&nbsp; to mafia killings and had denied bail to two gangsters.
The case was handed over to CBI by the Supreme Court on August 4.

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