New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday said he would hear next week pills looking for a ban on the lives of parliamentarians punished in a criminal criminal case also quickly for them.
A bench led by the Chairman of the Ramana NV Judge, who has passed many hours of time in pills to ensure a quick investigation by the CBI and other institutions and conclusions of trials outside the High Court, Lawyers Informed General Tushar Mehta that this case will be taken next week .
Some applications have been submitted regarding the jurisdiction of special courts who tried parliamentarians, said the bench also consisted of judge a Bopanna and Himli Kohli.
Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal has said the case on Tuesday said that the APEX court in his assessment, continued on the pill submitted by Ashwini Upadhyay, has directed that cases of parliamentarians and MLAS must be tried by the “designated master court”.
“But in the state of Uttar Pradesh, it has not been done and therefore, the problem (criminal case) goes to the session court to be tried without commitment (case by the designated master court),” said Sibal.
“We will register this problem,” the bench has convinced senior lawyers on Tuesday.
Previously, the top yesterday had stated “deep concerns” for slow investigations and prosecution in CBI cases against members of parliament and have issued a lot of direction to ensure rapid investigation by the agency and conclusions of the trial, in addition to establishing additional special courts by the High Court.
It has requested a high court to establish a special court wherever additional courts are required to be formed for delayed trial disposal and told it “non-cooperation by the central government or the country” on this problem.
“Without entering small details, we are very concerned about the current situation in connection with the cases (CBI) Pending Investigations can be completed earliest.
“The CBI will also take the steps needed to secure the appearance of the defendant and provide assistance needed to the CBI court to frame costs and to continue further to conclude the trial.
The CBI must ensure that there is no hose in its part in producing witnesses of prosecution …
“said the bench in the order.
According to the CBI report, 121 cases are awaiting a trial before different CBI trials involving sitting and former members of parliament and 112 things Delayed to the portion and former MLA.
“According to this report, 37 cases are still at the investigation stage, the oldest is being registered on October 24, 2013.
Details of cases delayed by trials revealed that there were several cases where the load sheet was submitted as far as 2000, but Still delayed for the appearance of the defendant, framing the accusations or proof of prosecution, “the reserve is noted while expressing concern.
Record status reports, saying that the High Court will be a special CBI court wherever they are needed to be regulated for delayed trial disposal.
Special court is required to be established in various states where more than 100 cases SE Dang waits to ensure easy accessibility to existing witnesses and infrastructure deconstructors, he said.
The top court was the hearing of pills submitted by Advocates Ashwini Upadhyay looking for a ban on life for members of parliament punished in cases of criminal criminal and release cases against them.
SC to hear next week pills seeking rapid disposal of criminal cases against parliamentarians
