New Delhi: The four convicts of the Nirbhaya gang-rape were to be hanged earlier on 22 January 2020. At the same time, its new date is February 1 because some convicts used their legal options. While the curative petition of Mukesh and Vinay has been rejected, the mercy petition of Mukesh has also been rejected by the President. At the same time, Pawan and Akshay have not yet filed curative petition and mercy petition.

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At the same time, it is also being said that Akshay and Pawan will enter curative petitions separately. So far, both have not put a curative petition, which means that their hanging may slip further from February 1. This is because according to the law and according to the jail manual of Tihar, even after the mercy petition is rejected, the convict is given 14 days to exercise all his legal rights.

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Hanging cannot be different: It has been learned from the sources that the case of Harbans Singh vs State of Uttar Pradesh, which came in the Supreme Court in 1982, is an example in this case that when many people are guilty in the same case, then each convict is different- There cannot be a different punishment. This is a case in which four people were murdered in Uttar Pradesh, in which there were four accused. An accused was killed in a police encounter. It has been learned that the court sentenced three others to death by convicting them. The names of those three were Jeeta Singh, Kashmirira Singh and Harbans Singh. All the convicts filed separate review petitions in this case. Then the Supreme Court changed the sentence of Kashmirira Singh to life imprisonment. Jit and Harbans' petition was dismissed. Jeeta and Harbans were to be hanged on the same day in 1981. Then Harbans Singh put a mercy petition to the President. At the same time, Jeet Singh was hanged on the due date.

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