Tis Hazari Firing: Delhi Court Grants 7 Hours Custody Parole To Accused For 2 Days

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A Delhi court has recently granted 7 hours of custody parole for 2 days each on humanitarian grounds to an accused arrested in connection with a firing incident in the Tis Hazari district court premises during a fight between lawyers.

Police state that a gun was fired in the Tis Hazari court premises on July 5 during a fight between 2 groups of lawyers.

Metropolitan Magistrate Chatinder Singh heard the interim bail plea of accused Sandeep Sharma.

The plea filed by the accused’s counsel, Sanjay Sharma, stated that his client had to perform the necessary rites after his mother’s death.

The court stated, “Since the matter is sensitive in nature and triable by the court of sessions, this court is not inclined to grant interim bail to the applicant or accused. However, in view of the facts and circumstances of the present application and on humanitarian grounds, the accused is granted custody parole of 7 hours from 10 am to 5 pm on October 12 and October 13.”

It directed the jail superintendent concerned to make necessary arrangements for taking the accused to his house and then bringing him back to jail on both days.

Taking note of the accused’s prayer, the court directed that, the police officials accompanying the accused to his home be sent in civil dress.

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