NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday refused to permit social activist Harsh Mander to challenge BJP president Amit Shah's discharge in the Sohrabuddin encounter case.
The Supreme Court said Harsh Mander has no locus standi to challenge Amit Shah's discharge in the case.
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The petition filed by social activist Harsh Mander had sought quashing of the December 30, 2014 order of a Mumbai sessions court giving clean chit to Amit Shah in the case.
The petitioner had also questioned the findings of the sessions court exonerating Shah in the Tulsiram Prajapati killing case, holding that there existed "no case" against him and that he had been implicated for "political reasons".
Source:-TOI
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The Supreme Court said Harsh Mander has no locus standi to challenge Amit Shah's discharge in the case.
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The petition filed by social activist Harsh Mander had sought quashing of the December 30, 2014 order of a Mumbai sessions court giving clean chit to Amit Shah in the case.
The petitioner had also questioned the findings of the sessions court exonerating Shah in the Tulsiram Prajapati killing case, holding that there existed "no case" against him and that he had been implicated for "political reasons".
Source:-TOI
Viewmore:-Punjab Mobile Number Database
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