conviction of the
appellant therein to the extent of offences under the
TADA Act had been set aside. It was in these
circumstances that ... convicted of
offences under TADA Act and who has been awarded life
imprisonment can be considered for grant of parole. The
High Court of Rajasthan
conviction of the
appellant therein to the extent of offences under the
TADA Act had been set aside. It was in these
circumstances that ... convicted of
offences under TADA Act and who has been awarded life
imprisonment can be considered for grant of parole. The
High Court of Rajasthan
conviction of the
appellant therein to the extent of offences under the
TADA Act had been set aside. It was in these
circumstances that ... convicted of
offences under TADA Act and who has been awarded life
imprisonment can be considered for grant of parole. The
High Court of Rajasthan
Terrorist and
Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1987 (for short " TADA Act ")
and Section 120-B of Indian Penal Code ( IPC ), is taking exception ... parole and furlough rules and conditions.
8. Per contra, learned APP invited our attention to the rules
framed under The Prisons (Bombay Furlough and Parole
Bombay Parole and Furlough
Rules, 1959, the petitioner who is undergoing life imprisonment
imposed on him by the learned Special Designated Court(TADA) in Case
eligible for
regular parole.
4] The learned counsel for the petitioner submitted that
earlier the petitioner was released on parole on the ground
of illness ... parole.
5] In answer to the above contentions, the learned APP
submitted that the petitioner is convicted under section 3(3)
of the TADA
petitioner submitted that the
present petition be treated as an application seeking parole for a period of
four weeks.
2. Heard. Allowed.
3. During ... 120B TADA (P) Act. He further submitted that the overall conduct
of the petitioner is unsatisfactory and if released on parole, the possibility of
jumping
view
of the same, the petitioner deserves to be released on parole for a period of
four weeks.
Having heard learned counsel ... reason to
accept the prayer of the petitioner. The ground on which parole is being
sought is the marriage of the nephew (brother
Bombay Parole and Furlough
Rules, 1959, the petitioner who is undergoing life imprisonment
imposed on him by the learned Special Designated Court (TADA) in Case
bomb
blast case, nevertheless as and when he was
released on furlough / parole, he has
reported back to the jail on his own within
time ... under the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities
[Prevention] Act, 1987 [for short 'TADA'].
He invites our attention to the contents of
the letter written
