appearing for State expresses unawareness.
5. In this petition, the petitioner sought parole in FIR No.658/1994 of PS
Connaught Place for offences under ... 124B IPC and Section 3(2)(1) of TADA (P) Act. The
parole is sought by petitioner on the ground of surgery advised
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
parole to the
petitioner for a period of ninety (90) days in FIR No. 279/1992, U/S
302/307/34 IPC and 5 TADA ... counsel appearing on behalf of the petitioner submits that the
application seeking parole filed by the present petitioner before the
competent authority has not been
judicial custody for a period of about 33 years
(including remission), parole was granted for a period of three weeks on
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Digitally ... procedures, the extension of parole has been
sought.
4. Ld. ASC for the State has objected to the grant of parole considering
that the petitioner
Constitution of India read with Section 482 of Cr.PC seeking parole for a
period of four weeks on the ground that he is suffering ... 1992 under Sections 302 / 307 / 34 IPC and 5 of the TADA Act , registered
at PS Sadar Bazar.
Let the medical status report be filed
parole to the
petitioner for a period of ninety (90) days in FIR No. 279/.1992,
U/S 302/307134 IPC and 5 TADA
2251/2021
1. By this petition, the petitioner seeks custody parole for a period of
eight hours to visit Pakistan High Commission. Learned counsel ... states that the petitioner has been convicted for offences
punishable under the TADA and is undergoing life sentence.
2. Notice.
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Digitally Signed
country. It is considered that the petitioner
is insisting on Custody Parole at this stage for the documents to be
forwarded to the Pakistan Embassy ... which provided that the petitioner involved in offences against
the State under TADA or in heinous offences such as robbery, dacoity,
murder, kidnapping for ransom
