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Nirbhayas Mother Moves Supreme Court Against The Review Filed By Convict Akshay

By Lawstreet Bharat      13 December, 2019 12:12 PM      0 Comments
Nirbhayas Mother Moves Supreme Court Against The Review Filed By Convict Akshay

Nirbhayas mother appeared before the Chief Justice of India, SA Bobde today (December 13, 2019) asking to be heard when the death row-convict Akshay Kumar Singhs review plea comes before the court on December 17, 2019.

One of the four death row convicts had filed a review petition before the Supreme Court seeking review of its 2017 judgment which had awarded him the death penalty.

The CJI has allowed the plea to be filed by the deceased victims mothers lawyer. The Application has cited inordinate delay in execution of the convicts and their delaying tactics.

The Supreme Court had rejected all review petitions filed by the other three death row convicts last year namely Pawan (23), Vinay Sharma (24) and Mukesh (30) citing absence in any grounds for review. 

The 23-year old medical student, given the name, Nirbhaya was gang-raped and assaulted by six men on a running bus in South Delhi on December 16, 2012 before being thrown out on the road along with her male friend who was severely injured. She died because of sustaining injuries in a hospital in Singapore on December 29, 2012.



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