The Supreme Court On Monday Dismissed NIA’s Petition

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed (NIA) petition. NIA’s plea against the accused of cutting the palm of the professor dismissed.

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) petition filed against the Kerala High Court’s decision to grant bail to the accused who cut the palm of a professor.

This incident is of 2010. The professor was accused of asking objectionable questions about the Muslim community in the examination paper.

A bench of Justices NV Ramana, Justice Suryakant, and Justice Anirudh Bose did not accept the Centre’s appeal. The bench said that the accused KA Najeeb, who had been absconding for a long time, has been in judicial custody for almost five years.

Justice Suryakant, who wrote the judgment on behalf of the bench, said, ‘We do not want to interfere in this order.

However, we believe that it would have been in the greater interest of the judicial system and society if the accused was required to appear in the local police station every Monday on the conditions of bail and in writing to state that he was not involved in any crime.

On July 4, 2010, several members of the Popular Front of India (PFI) were arrested in Muvattupuzha on charges of cutting the palm of Professor TJ Joseph. The professor was attacked while returning with his mother and sister after Sunday prayers at the local church.

The physical hearing will start soon in Supreme Court, Bar Council of India gave information

According to Chief Justice SA Bobde, the Supreme Court will soon start a physical hearing in a hybrid manner. This information was given by the Bar Council of India.

Due to the Corona epidemic, there has been a virtual hearing in the Supreme Court through video conferencing for a long time.

Chief Justice SA Bobde and Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, Bar Council of India President Manan Kumar Mishra, and representatives of the Supreme Court Bar Association met to discuss the subject on Monday to restore the physical hearing in the Supreme Court.

According to the statement issued in this regard, the Chief Justice said that all the judges are in favor of starting the physical hearing. The Supreme Court has to find a way out in this regard. This work will be done gradually.

Manan Kumar said that the Chief Justice has asked the Secretary-General of the apex court to consider the technical problems of the case and resolve them. It is expected that the court will start functioning normally in the first week of March.