Nagpur: Expressing sadness over arbitrary strength training for the third time by prison supervisor Center provisions of Maharashtra Civil Service Rules (Discipline and Appeal).
Asking the Secretary to conduct an investigation in an impartial way, a division bench consisting of Judge Vinay Deshpande and Amit Borkar directed him to submit the report within four months.
While issuing an insult notification of Kumre under the rule of 9 (1) the regulations of the court insult (Bombay High Court), 1994, the bench asked Commissioner Amitesh Kumar to appoint an officer under the rank of deputy commissioner to investigate the affairs of the representative to investigate the benefits of parole And leave for detainees who do not meet the requirements and reject the same benefits as those who meet the requirements.
“The officers appointed by CP must independently investigate all of these problems without receiving SP assistance.
Deputy Inspector General (Prison) of the East Region will expand all cooperation to him.
He will submit his report within eight weeks starting today to this court.” The stern direction Coming after the prison authority rejected parole to the Petition of Hanuman Pendam claiming that he had jumped parole in January.
HC then appointed Firdos Mirza as Amicus Curiae to learn this case.
The applicant argued that he returned to the date set, but was told to bring the Covid-19 RPCR certificate.
He visited GMCH and IGGMCH twice but could not be tested because of a hurry.
He said he was unable to take a test at a private facility because the price was around RS700.
In earlier hearing, HC had told SP to provide complete details of all prisoners released with parole regularly and based on emergencies after the Pandemic Covid-19 was hit.