petitioners, they applied for parole. Short method /
indirect method by way of parole cannot be evolved because the
petitioners are TADA convicts. Hence, the petitioners ... therein.
There cannot be any dispute that the parole
applications of the accused convicted under the TADA Act would
not lie to the State Government
rule 4(13), which disqualifies a convict under TADA
from getting benefit of regular parole. This provision was not
under consideration of the Supreme Court ... about
terrorist crime, for being released on regular parole. The
petitioner is convicted under TADA and, therefore, he would not
be eligible for grant
oder of Respondent No.3 [being order dated
20th March 2017] refusing parole to the Petitioner, is rejected.
2. Mr. Gawankar, learned counsel ... Apex Court was about the grant of parole to such convicts
who were convicted under the TADA Act and awarded life
imprisonment. Mr. Gawankar
parole at the time, when the order was made and the learned Designated Court may cancel his parole bonds unless, the parole is extended ... petitioner made at the Bar that the petitioner is on parole, that the parole be not cancelled and petitioner be not arrested till the next
whether the grant of parole, furlough or
bail to an accused convicted of an offence under TADA/NDPS
would amount to suspension of sentence ... convict on parole leave or furlough leave
which would amount to suspension of sentence temporarily.
With respect to the case under TADA Act , the Larger
prisoners can be considered for giving them emergency
parole and such parole is subject to the condition
mentioned in the notifcation itself. In view ... proviso
which bars for grant of parole, the petitioner is entitled for
release on emergency parole. However, in 'Sardar s/o. Shawali
proviso which bars for grant of parole, the
petitioner is entitled for release on emergency parole.
However, in 'Sardar s/o. Shawali Khan ... prisoners can be
considered for giving them emergency parole and such parole is
subject to the condition mentioned in the notification itself. In
view
Indian Penal Code, and also under
Sec.3 [2][3] of TADA Act , on 20-04-1993. Advocate
Shri Piratwad
ig states that since then ... neither released on
bail any time till now nor on parole or furlough.
If the Writ Petition is allowed, this would be the
first occasion
hereinafter referred to as the " TADA Act ") are not entitled to be released
on parole or furlough. The said rule cannot be made ... parole and furlough. On 03.08.2018, he was
granted parole/furlough leave on 18.08.2018 to 03.10.2018. Thereafter,
on 23.10.2023, he was granted parole/furlough leave between
prisoner husband of the Petitioner has been convicted
for the TADA Case in TADA Case No. 144 of 1993 for the offence under
Sections ... parole after the sentence is awarded as per the Bombay
Parole Rules, 1959. He submitted that the convict prisoner is also
involved in another TADA
