this Court on
21.06.2017. It was a case where TADA Convict was
released on emergency parole for a period of 30 days. The
another decision ... Altaf Ali Mushtaq Ali
Sayed's case, released the TADA prisoner on emergency
parole and the said decision is, therefore, not an authority
this Court on
21.06.2017. It was a case where TADA Convict was
released on emergency parole for a period of 30 days. The
another decision ... Altaf Ali Mushtaq Ali
Sayed's case, released the TADA prisoner on emergency
parole and the said decision is, therefore, not an authority
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
petitioner for parole came to be
rejected on the ground that he was convicted in two cases of
TADA i.e in both the cases ... rules and notifications relating to
parole in the State of NCT Delhi are similar to the parole rules
in the State of Maharashtra. Moreover, there
denovo consider the application of the Petitioner in the said case for parole.
3. Per contra, the learned APP Mrs. P. P. Shinde would draw ... State of Rajasthan (supra) which concern an application for parole by a
TADA convict has made the following observation in paragraph 19. The
said paragraph
Through Government Advocate.
2. The Superintendent, Central Jail, Jaipur.
3. The District Parole Advisory Committee Through The
District Magistate, Jaipur, Raj.
4. Union Of India ... there is no impediment in law for grant of
parole to those convicted under TADA.
Since there is no prayer in the present petition
Since appellant has been convicted for offences under
TADA issue of grant of parole would have to be decided with
reference to the stand
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
respondent-State.
2. This application is preferred through jail seeking parole leave
on the ground of performing after death rituals of his brother.
3. Heard ... under TADA
Act .
(B) Ground is not sufficient.
(C) As many as three co-accused are already on parole.
(D) Application for the purpose
petition for parole leave by the convict-
Mohammad Amin @ Amin Choteli Rahimmiya Shaikh
by City Civil Court, Ahmedabad in Sessions (TADA)
Case No. 176/1993 ... application is partly
allowed. The applicant is ordered to be enlarged on
parole leave for a period of Two weeks from the
date
