1998 Mumbai blast convict granted parole
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Aftab Shaikh sought parole in view of the pandemic
The Bombay High Court recently directed authorities of the Nasik Road Central Prison to release Aftab Saeed Ahmed Shaikh, convicted in the 1998 Mumbai railway bomb blast case, on parole for 30 days. On September 19, 2020 the Superintendent of Nashik jail had Shaikh’s plea seeking emergency parole owing to the pandemic. He then moved the court with the plea. A division bench of Justices S.S. Shinde and Manish Pitale was hearing a criminal petition filed by Shaikh through advocate Abhishek Bhadang of the legal aid panel.
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