Verb:

न्यायालय के सामने दोषी ठहराना, अभियोग लगाना,

indict's Usage Examples:

federal prosecutors indict 12 men - including Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman - in the " Day of Terror " plot.

The sheriffs natural impulse was to indict every man from whom money could be got; the new coroners were influenced by other motives than financial rapacity, and so were much more likely to deal equitably with accusations.

Outside of one well-publicized (and quickly squelched) attempt in Belgium, no one has tried to formally indict Bush.

indict 12 men - including Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman - in the " Day of Terror " plot.

The grand jury was reduced to twelve members, and nine concurring may indict.

The District Attorney moved to indict the suspect in the murder case.

By revisers elected annually the Riksdag controls the finances of the kingdom, and by an official (justitieombudsman) elected in the same way the administration of justice is controlled; he can indict any functionary of the state who has abused his power.

A grand jury voted to indict the parents of the murdered toddler on charges of child abuse resulting in death. 

Federal grand juries vote to indict 99% of the time. 

Synonyms:

accuse, charge,

Antonyms:

calm, absolve, linger,