Supreme Court of India
Pawan Kumar Gupta v. State of Nct of Delhi
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Constitution of India: Arts.32 and 72 – Writ petition challenging the rejection of mercy petition by the President of India on the ground that the settled principles of consideration of mercy petition were not followed – Contention of writ petitioner that the petitioner’s plea of juvenility was not finally determined and this aspect was not kept in view while rejecting mercy petition u/Art.72 of the Constitution – Held: There is no merit in the contention of the writ petitioner – The petitioner had earlier raised plea of juvenility before the Juvenile Justice Board and after considering the…
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