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No Hanging Of Nirbhaya Convicts Till Further Orders, Says Delhi Court
Hours before they were to hang, the four Nirbhaya case convicts extracted another last-minute reprieve as a Delhi court deferred their execution indefinitely.
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"Why Should I Suffer": Nirbhaya's Mother After Jail Seeks New Hanging Date
A day after the Delhi government told the high court that the death sentence to four Nirbhaya case convicts cannot be executed on January 22 as scheduled because of a mercy petition filed by one of them, the victim's mother, Asha Devi, said on Thursday why should she suffer for the "negligence" of Tihar Jail officials and the government.
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"At Lighting Speed": Delhi Recommends Rejecting Nirbhaya Convict's Plea
The Delhi government has recommended that the mercy plea filed by one of the four death row convicts in the Nirbhaya case should be rejected, and a communication over its decision has been sent to the Lieutenant Governor at "lightning speed", Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today said.
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"Cried So Much, I'm A Stone": Nirbhaya Mother On Convict's Mother's Plea
Seven years after Nirbhaya's death, a court declared that four men convicted of gang-raping, torturing and killing her will hang on January 22. "For seven years, I cried tears of blood," said her mother, describing her fight for justice a painful one.
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No Hanging Of Nirbhaya Convicts Till Further Orders, Says Delhi Court
Hours before they were to hang, the four Nirbhaya case convicts extracted another last-minute reprieve as a Delhi court deferred their execution indefinitely.
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"Why Should I Suffer": Nirbhaya's Mother After Jail Seeks New Hanging Date
A day after the Delhi government told the high court that the death sentence to four Nirbhaya case convicts cannot be executed on January 22 as scheduled because of a mercy petition filed by one of them, the victim's mother, Asha Devi, said on Thursday why should she suffer for the "negligence" of Tihar Jail officials and the government.
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"At Lighting Speed": Delhi Recommends Rejecting Nirbhaya Convict's Plea
The Delhi government has recommended that the mercy plea filed by one of the four death row convicts in the Nirbhaya case should be rejected, and a communication over its decision has been sent to the Lieutenant Governor at "lightning speed", Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today said.
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"Cried So Much, I'm A Stone": Nirbhaya Mother On Convict's Mother's Plea
Seven years after Nirbhaya's death, a court declared that four men convicted of gang-raping, torturing and killing her will hang on January 22. "For seven years, I cried tears of blood," said her mother, describing her fight for justice a painful one.
