Supreme Court Requests Maharashtra's Response on Serial Killer Dhananjay Shinde's Bail Plea
SC seeks state’s reply on ‘serial killer’ Dhananjay Shinde’s bail rejection
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The Supreme Court of India has requested a response from the Maharashtra government regarding a bail plea filed by alleged serial killer Dhananjay Shinde, following the Bombay High Court's refusal to grant bail in a 2012 murder case. Shinde's past conduct raises concerns about potential absconding and interference with the trial.
- 01Supreme Court seeks Maharashtra's response on Dhananjay Shinde's bail plea.
- 02Shinde is linked to multiple murders in 2012, including the Oshiwara case.
- 03Bombay High Court denied bail due to risk of absconding and past conduct.
- 04Shinde has a history of evading custody, including jumping parole.
- 05The Supreme Court will hear the case further after receiving the state's reply.
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The Supreme Court of India has issued a notice to the Maharashtra government, requesting a response to a bail plea filed by Dhananjay Shinde, an alleged serial killer linked to a series of murders in 2012, including the Oshiwara murder case. Shinde, who is associated with notorious gangster Vijay Palande, challenged the Bombay High Court's February 13 decision that denied him bail. The high court cited concerns over Shinde's potential to abscond and his criminal history, including a previous instance of jumping parole and remaining absconding for over two years. During this time, he was allegedly involved in multiple murders. The Supreme Court has not stayed the high court's order and will review the case after the Maharashtra government submits its written response within two weeks.
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The outcome of this case could influence public perception of safety and the effectiveness of the legal system in handling serious criminal cases in Maharashtra.
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