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Parole gifted to manu sharma was illegal per se


Whereas manu sharma was found guilty of murdering model Jessica Lall and sentenced Life imprisonment;

And whereas he was granted Parole as per the law;

And whereas The Probation of offenders Act 1958 governs ‘Parole’;

And whereas section 3 & 4 govern who can be granted Parole;

Section 3 empowers court to release certain offenders after admonition (authoritative strict warning)- section says- where any person found guilty of offence of theft or offence of misappropriation of property, or any offence punishable for imprisonment upto two years….. may be granted

Section 4 empowers court to release certain offenders of good conduct. The section begins with the categorical and unambiguous declaration that Parole cannot be considered for any person who is found guilty of having committed an offence punishable with death or imprisonment for life….

And whereas manu sharma was found guilty of murdering model Jessica Lall and sentenced Life imprisonment.

There is a Supreme Court Judgment... but you hardly need because the words of law are sparkling with clarity.

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