Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on January 21 provides an anticipatory interim anticipatory guarantee that it is urgent until February 1 in connection with a case of a gas leak letter to Sameer Hiremath, Honcho Top Company Pharma.
Gas leaks allegedly claimed six lives and injured more than 20 people.
Judge R Judge D Dhanuka and S M Modan ignored him on RS 50,000 personal bonds and directed him to approach the court stay at that time and could not leave India with a court nod.
Fir was registered by the police letter on January 6 for violations under the Indian criminal code and section 15 environmental protection laws.
The accusation is that one tanker has to do illegally poisonous chemicals in natural and chemical channels in contact with the surface and subsurface water source and it has affected human life.
There were further accusations that the workers exposed to the release of poisons from tankers.
“As a result, six people have died and 23 other people are in care.
After the initial investigation, the local police have registered a violation,” the HC command word.
Senior adviser Hirathan Amit Desai said his client arrested arrest for two reasons.
First, there was a media report that the local police tried to arrest him the applicant, however, his existence was unknown.
The second reason is that some employees from the applicant’s company are also arrested and their regular guarantee applications are delayed.
In fact, this transit bail application is assigned to one judge and there.
It is a problem whether the internolation transit guarantee can be provided by this court in a violation registered from the state of Maharashtra.
Pending for reference before the division bench.
Single judge bench mentioned ABA to the division bench.
Desai said they needed two weeks to approach ordinary courts and said the staff had collaborated with the police and would continue to do so.
The pH of the additional public prosecutor opposed the grant every relief when he said death was unnatural and he also said HC did not have jurisdiction to provide a transit guarantee as a violation registered outside the state of Maharashtra.
HC bench in its order said, “Despite the problem whether this court can provide anticipatory guarantee awaiting a reference before the division bench, given the urgency and because the law will take its own path to decide reference, freedom must be protected.
Consider the fact that violations are registered at 6 January 2022 and remember the fact that six people have died of unnatural deaths, we do not tend to provide a two-week transit guarantee to approach the court that is appropriate regularly.
It is true that six people have died of inhaling toxic gases created from chemicals Those dumped from a tanker owned by the applicant or whether it was caused by chemicals handed down by a tanker belonging to someone else, it was a problem of investigation.
We tend to give time until February 1, 2022 to approach the appropriate courts regularly.
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