New Delhi: Apart from the order to conclude the trial of a criminal case involving parliamentarians, the Supreme Court has been told that many such cases have been delayed for years with a total of 121 cases awaiting trials and used MPS / MLAS specifically the CBI court in whole country.
One case has been delayed for more than 20 years.
Senior Advocate Vijay Hansaria, who helped the court as Amicus Curiae, has compiled data and submitted before a court.
According to data, as many as 58 cases involving crime can be punished by life imprisonment.
“It can be noted that from 121 cases delayed by the trial before the Special Court, as many as 58 cases can be punished by life imprisonment.
In 45 cases, even the allegations have not been framed, although violations are thought to have been carried out by several people many years ago,” said the report .
The oldest casing that was delayed was in Patna, where the defendant was accused of June 12, 2000.
The report highlighted the delay in several cases awaiting trials in various parts of the country.
Credit: Ajit Ninanas per detailed detailed case of trial before a different CBI court, the number of parliamentarians involved is 56, where MPS sat 14, a former member of Parliament 37 while five since five when he died.
The total number of MLA involved includes 34 sitting, 78 former 78 and nine who have expired.
According to the status report of the Enforcement Directorate, a total of 51 parliamentarians, both those who sit and the former, are accused of cases arising from violations under the prevention of money laundering law, 2002.
“All high courts can be directed to issue administrative instructions for the effect of the court The relevant dealing with cases investigated by the CBI and the enforcement directorate will handle pending cases before MPS / MLAS based on priorities and other cases must be addressed only after the trial in these cases is complete, “said the report.
This report suggests that the monitoring committee can be a Constitution consisting of a former judge of SC or former HC Chair, Director, Ed (or its nominance), Director, and candidate (or candidate), among others, is nominated by SC to monitor those delayed cases .