Supreme Court to Rule on NAB Bail Cases and Delimitation Plea
The Supreme Court is set to determine if it can continue to hear National Accountability Bureau (NAB) bail cases, while also refusing to hear a plea challenging delimitation, stating it has no bearing on the right to vote. Additionally, there are reports that Dara Singh, convicted in the Staines' murder case, may be released soon.
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Staines' killer Dara Singh to be released soon?
The Supreme Court has set August 19 as a deadline for Odisha to decide on Dara Singh's remission plea. Dara Singh, jailed since 2000, is seeking release after serving over 26 years. The state sentence review board is favorably considering his plea due to good conduct. Updated information is required by the board before a final decision can be made.
By ASHOK PRADHAN
Read full article →‘Right to vote has nothing to do with delimitation’: Supreme Court refuses to hear plea
Read full article →Supreme Court to decide if it can still hear NAB bails
• AGP argues both appeals and bails in pending NAB cases will now be heard by FCC • Imran, Bushra file chamber appeals seeking SC jurisdiction in Al-Qadir case ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Tuesday dropped hints that it would thrash out in detail a jurisdictional controversy over whether it retains the authority to hear bail applications in pending National Accountability Bureau (NAB) appeals, or if such pleas must be transferred to the newly established Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) u...
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