New Delhi: Delhi Court on Wednesday Searching for Responses from the Government and the Association of Uphaar Tragedy (AVUT) about the appeal of 7-year prison provisions that were reduced to the Baron Real Estate Sushil and Gopal Ansal to overcome the evidence with the evidence of the 1997 Fire Cinema Upaar, which claimed 59 life.
Additional sessions of the Anil Anil Judge issued a notice of the request submitted by Ansal brothers who challenge their beliefs and the term prison by the Masters Court here on Monday.
Fire Uphthaar Tragedy: Delhi Court of 7 Years Prison Prison Award.
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During the trial, the defendant objected to the Avut locus.
The court session also directed the defendant to serve a copy of the association after his advice, senior advocate Vikas Paha opposed their submissions.
The Masters Court on Monday also imposed a fine of RS 2.25 Crore each in Ansals.
The court has also given the term 7-year prison to every staff of the Dinesh Chand Sharma Court and the other two – P P Batra and Anoop Singh – and a fine of each of the three lakh Hospital.
This case is related to damaging evidence in the case of the main fire tragedy where ansal-ansal was punished and sentenced to 2-year punishment by the Supreme Court.
But the APEX court released them by considering the prisons they had done in the condition that they paid each Rs 30 Crore, to be used to build a trauma center in the national capital.
The fire broke out in the Uphaar cinema during the Hindi ‘border’ film screening on June 13, 1997, claiming 59 lives.