Mumbai: Bombay High Court on Friday extended the time for Elgar Parishad accusing ParaVara Rao to give up until 5.
February.
He was given medical guarantees last February for six months and then extended several times to give up because he applied for a poor health empty extension.
On Friday HC Benchs of Judge SS Shinde and NR Borkar verbaskly said, “You know that the third wave, the expert said, can last for 50-60 days.
Forgoral workers and police personnel are testing positive Covid-19.
That number is not the same as the first or second wave.
Could it be in a wave like that he (Rao) must be sent to prison? We will hear you based on advantages.
Give us a breathing room.
” Rao, 82, was allowed on the last date to give up to 7 January 2022.
On Friday, the problem was registered.
At the hearing of advice for the National Investigation Agency (Nia) initially sought a hearing next week.
Nia Counsel Sandesh Patil for Nia handed over that when the application was presented for agencies on Thursday, additional lawyers General Antil Singh Cannot be issued for Nia looking for a short delay.
Judge Shinde said, “It’s a high time.
Full care.
Spread (Covid) fast and fast.
We are really worried about all stakeholders in the system including staff, advocates.
Fortunately, in Maharashtra and Mumbai, the center, state and BMC and other local bodies are doing extraordinary work and overcoming the problem.
We must respect their work.
“On December 17 last year, Nanavati Hospital had submitted a written clinical summary of Rao’s health, stating that the neurological conditions were normal and that” he was able to carry out everyday life activities “.
Advocate Grover sought that the command while previously allowed more time to return To extended prison at least until further hearing, the court received and posted further heard to February 4, said when giving Rao Bench earlier this year, another division bench HC had analyzed the report of the Nanavati Hospital which also said he was suitable for issuance.
The High Court on December 20 examined his medical report.
Senior Advocate Anand Grover, came to Rao, told the court that the medical report showed that his client deserved a guarantee extension.
The court then asked for his advice to submit short Affidavit on December 28 and Tel Ah posted further hearing to January 4.
The problem was listed before the division bench on Friday after the bench led by Heahing PB Varale.
same on January 4.
HC extends time for Varavara Rao to give up
