Arun Gawli Will Be Released
Leaders Online Desk: The Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court has directed the early release of notorious underworld don Arun Gawli from the Central Jail in Nagpur. So the notorious gangster Arun Gawli has got a big relief. (Arun Gawli Will Be Released)
Notorious don Arun Gawli had sought immunity from punishment based on a 2006 government decision. Hearing on that petition of Arun Gawli was completed in Nagpur bench. But the court reserved the verdict. While giving its decision, the court on Friday directed the early release of Arun Gawli. However, the jail administration and the home department have been given four weeks to reply in this regard. In the run-up to the elections, Gawli will be released only after four weeks due to this decision, and if the state government appeals, it is predicted that the release will be delayed again. Arun Gawli Will Be Released)
Release order from the High Court, what decision will the jail administration take?
The hearing on the petition of gangster Arun Gawli was completed in the Nagpur bench. However, the court reserved the verdict. While giving its decision, the court has directed to release Arun Gawli prematurely. However, the jail administration has also been given a period of four weeks to reply in that regard. What will the jail administration decide now? It will be important to see.
What is the nearby case
Gawli was sentenced to life imprisonment twice for the murder of Mumbai corporator Kamlakar Jamsandekar and other crimes. Arun Gawli is currently serving his sentence in Nagpur Jail. As per Maharashtra government circular of 2006, prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment can be released from jail after completing 14 years of life imprisonment and also after attaining the age of 65 years. As Gawli was born in 1955, his age is currently 70 years.
Underworld don Arun Gawli in jail for 16 years
As Arun Gawli has been in jail since 2007 in Jamsandekar murder case, he has been in jail for sixteen years. In other words, Arun Gawli has fulfilled both the conditions for release according to the Maharashtra government circular of 2006. Therefore, Arun Gawli's lawyer Mir Nagman Ali told the media outside the court that the court has decided that he should be released prematurely.
What is the government decision of 2006?
Impaired, half-sentenced prisoners who have completed 65 years of age are exempted from sentence. Accordingly, Don Arun Gawli was sought early release from the sentence and after the court's decision, now there is a possibility of his release from jail.
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