The Supreme Court on Friday granted bail to eight accused persons in connection with the 2002 train coach-burning case. On Monday, had dismissed the bail pleas of the convicts in the 2002 train burning case who were awarded the death penalty by the trial, but it was commuted to life sentence by the Gujarat High Court.
On Friday, the Supreme Court granted bail to eight individuals who were accused in the 2002 train coach-burning case. This decision comes after the court had rejected the bail petitions of those convicted in the same case. The trial court had initially sentenced 11 individuals to death and 20 others to life imprisonment, but the Gujarat High Court later commuted the death sentences to life imprisonment for some of the convicts.
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The Supreme Court on Friday granted bail to eight accused persons in connection with the 2002 train coach-burning case. On Monday, had dismissed the bail pleas of the convicts in the 2002 train burning case who were awarded the death penalty by the trial, but it was commuted to life sentence by the Gujarat High Court.
On Friday, the Supreme Court granted bail to eight individuals who were accused in the 2002 train coach-burning case. This decision comes after the court had rejected the bail petitions of those convicted in the same case. The trial court had initially sentenced 11 individuals to death and 20 others to life imprisonment, but the Gujarat High Court later commuted the death sentences to life imprisonment for some of the convicts.
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The Supreme Court on Friday granted bail to eight accused persons in connection with the 2002 train coach-burning case. On Monday, had dismissed the bail pleas of the convicts in the 2002 train burning case who were awarded the death penalty by the trial, but it was commuted to life sentence by the Gujarat High Court.
On Friday, the Supreme Court granted bail to eight individuals who were accused in the 2002 train coach-burning case. This decision comes after the court had rejected the bail petitions of those convicted in the same case. The trial court had initially sentenced 11 individuals to death and 20 others to life imprisonment, but the Gujarat High Court later commuted the death sentences to life imprisonment for some of the convicts.
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The Supreme Court on Friday granted bail to eight accused persons in connection with the 2002 train coach-burning case. On Monday, had dismissed the bail pleas of the convicts in the 2002 train burning case who were awarded the death penalty by the trial, but it was commuted to life sentence by the Gujarat High Court.
On Friday, the Supreme Court granted bail to eight individuals who were accused in the 2002 train coach-burning case. This decision comes after the court had rejected the bail petitions of those convicted in the same case. The trial court had initially sentenced 11 individuals to death and 20 others to life imprisonment, but the Gujarat High Court later commuted the death sentences to life imprisonment for some of the convicts.
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