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Hope you remember Prabhal Pratap and Chandrabhan, who became overnight heroes after they openly protested inside the Supreme Court by throwing papers into the air while invoking the spirit of Shaheed Bhagat Singh.
Although it appeared that they had been forgiven by the then CJI Surya Kant, their ordeal was far from over.
Since that day, both have been languishing in Tihar Jail, while public attention has largely faded. They were also suspended from Lucknow University.
They applied bail on 21 July, when their application was expected to be heard. However, because the police failed to file the required status report, the matter was adjourned to 22 July.
Once again, the police did not submit the report. Finally, on 23 July, arguments on the bail application were heard.
Shockingly, after hearing the arguments, the judge at Patiala House Courts stated that the bail order would be pronounced only on 27 July (Monday), as he was proceeding on three days' leave starting the next day.
When the defence counsel requested that the order be passed the same day, the judge declined, stating that he was too busy.
This is happening despite the Supreme Court's repeated observation that "bail is the rule and jail is the exception."
Yet, in this case, the decision on bail was deferred, resulting in the accused remaining in judicial custody until at least Monday.
This once again exposes the administration of justice and disillusionment with the justice delivery system.
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@SkyYaldaHakim The response provided by the spokesperson is wrong.... He was trying to blame youth not the govt or the police who took advantage of the situation.
"Will you prosecute the police who have been violent towards these students?"
I pressed BJP national spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia for a response to claims of police violence against protesters.
He said the government is "very hopeful" any further paper leaks "will not happen".
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