High Court Extended Interim Bail for 15 Days Despite recommendation not to further extend the interim bails of 3499 undertrial Prisoners given by The high powered committee constituted to decongest Delhi Prisons. The Interim Bail Extended by 15 days by Delhi high Court from their respective expiry of interim…
High Powered Committee Recommended No Further Extension The committee constituted for the decongestion of Delhi prisons, has recommended in the minutes of the meeting not to further extend the interim bail period of Undertrial prisoners, on the basis of the explanation given by the Directorate General Of Delhi Prisons Mr. Sandeep Goel, wherein the…
The Delhi High Court has extended Interim Bail/Paroles for 5123 undertrial Prisoners/Convicts. The Delhi High Court Bench of Justice SIDDHARTH MRIDUL and Justice TALWANT SINGH has extended Interim Bail/Paroles for 5123 undertrial prisoners/Convicts. The Delhi High Court on the recommendation of the Delhi High Powered Committee and in view of the prevailing pandemic situation…
The advocate’s Amrita Sharma, Saumya Tandon, Padmapriya, Ashmita Narula and Shivani Luthra filed the Plea and demanded fresh orders which would allow lawyers to select the option of virtual appearance in cases. Five female legal advisors practicing at the Delhi high court on Monday moved to the Supreme Court Of India, testing the resumption of…
Delhi High Court looks for government stands on PIL to release the undertrials who have gone through detention period of most extreme discipline The PIL has been favored by India Undertrial Prisoners Support Forum for the execution of the command of Section 436 CrPC. The Delhi High Court on Monday gave notice in a public…
Supreme Court expands request on Interim bail Undertrials who got an augmentation in bails in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic in Delhi would not need to re-visitation of prison promptly as the Supreme Court. New Delhi: Undertrials who got an expansion in bails in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic in Delhi would not…
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