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- A Delhi court sentenced five individuals to two years of rigorous imprisonment for their roles in the 2020 North East Delhi riots.
- The convicts were found guilty of attacking police officers tasked with maintaining order during the unrest.
- The judge stated that the nature of the attack on state machinery warranted a deterrent sentence.
- These sentences are meant to serve as a deterrent to the general public against similar actions.
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Parveen Singh
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“It is not a case where a very lenient view should be taken as the convicts were involved in a frontal attack upon the state machinery which was involved in maintaining law and order and trying to suppress the riots.”
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…aggravating circumstances warranting a deterrent sentence, but declined to impose the maximum penalty, citing mitigating circumstances. The sentences for all offences will run concurrently. Judge Parveen Singh said: “ It is not a case where a very lenient view should be taken as the convicts were involved in a frontal attack upon the state machinery which was involved in maintaining law and order and trying to suppress the riots. ” However, he noted that there were mitigating circumstances in favour of the convicts. The court sentenced Arif, Mohd. Khalid, Abdul Sattar, Tanveer Ali and Hunain to two years’ rigorous imprisonment under Section 152…
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Named India · Abdul Sattar · Arif · Delhi · Hunain · Mohd. Khalid · Tanveer Ali · Madhukar Pandey · Parveen Singh
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