JUDGEMENT
-
(1.) HEARD learned counsel for the
parties.
(2.) CONVICT -petitioner Ramesh Kumar S/o Dashrath Kumar Khatri, has preferred this
parole writ petition, by post, from Central
Jail, Bikaner, to grant him permanent parole
stating therein that he has already undergone
the sentence of imprisonment of about 14
years and 3 months, his conduct in Jail is
satisfactory and at present, he is in Open
Air Camp, Bichhwal.
A notice to show cause was issued by this Court on 22.08.2012 and in response
thereof, the respondents have filed reply to
writ petition, wherein, apart from other
submissions, it has been submitted that
petitioner was convicted and sentenced under
Section 302 IPC to Imprisonment for Life.
Thereafter, he preferred D.B. Criminal Jail
Appeal No.154/2002, which was dismissed by
this Court, vide judgment dated 02.03.2006.
Thereafter, the petitioner preferred Special
Leave Petition before the Hon'ble Apex Court,
which is pending consideration.
(3.) THE respondents have further stated that Division Bench of this Court in Umesh
Kumar Singh @ Munna Singh & 12 Ors. Vs. The
State of Rajasthan & Ors., reported in 2012
(3) W.L.C.(Raj.) 739, has taken a view that
the powers of the State Government under the
Parole Rules cannot be exercised so long as
an appeal by a convicted person is pending
and the appellate court is in seizin of the
case. It is further contended that on the
basis of above judgment, the State Government
has issued a Circular No. Ba.Sha./Jaipur /
112/2012/18324-60, dated 26.07.2012, whereby it has been directed that prisoners, whose
appeals against their conviction are pending
consideration, are not entitled to be
released on parole.;
Click here to view full judgement.
Copyright © Regent Computronics Pvt.Ltd.