The four convicts, Mukesh Singh, Akshay, Vinay Kumar Sharma, and Pawan Kumar Gupta, hanged in India's most talked about Nirbhaya case, are using all kinds of tricks to avoid this. In this episode, a convict Akshay Singh Thakur has filed a corrective petition in the Supreme Court.
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On Tuesday, a corrective petition has been filed in the Supreme Court on behalf of the convicted Akshay Singh Thakur, this information has been given by the Tihar Jail Administration. Please tell that the Patiala House Court of Delhi has issued a death warrant against the four convicts. According to this, all four will be hanged on February 1 at 6 am. Tihar Jail administration has made complete preparations in this regard. In the final episode of the execution of hanging, there was also a trial of hanging in Tihar Jail number three on 27 January.
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Mukesh has alleged that he was sexually abused in Tihar and was asked to have a physical relationship with Akshay, another accused in the Nirbhaya case. He has been killed in jail since day one and for five years he has not been able to sleep with fear. Whenever he sleeps, he has dreams of death and beating. As soon as the case was started, Mukesh's lawyer Anjana Prakash said that the court can use judicial discretion to see if a proper decision has been taken in this case. Mukesh's lawyer gave before the court the example of Kehar Singh v. Government of India (1989) 1 SCC 204, saying that even the power of the President is open to human error.
