New Delhi: Vinay Kumar Sharma, one of the four convicts, has sent a mercy petition to President Ramnath Kovind on Wednesday to seek relief from the death penalty in the Nirbhaya gang rape and murder case. Earlier, the mercy petition of Mukesh, another convict in the Nirbhaya case, has been dismissed. Seeing the time of execution, all the culprits are adopting different tactics to avoid this.

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Another convict Akshay Singh Thakur filed a corrective petition in the apex court, which has been accepted for hearing by the court. In this case, a bench of five judges in the top court will hear the curative petition of convict Akshay Thakur. Its hearing is scheduled for one o'clock on Thursday. At the same time, by using the law again and again, the trick of avoiding hanging by the culprits is being adopted. Because of this, there is a challenge before the jail administration to hang these four convicts together.

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Currently, experts are saying that according to the rule, it is impossible to be hanged on February 1, because any convict is required to tell about it 14 days before hanging. Along with this, there is also a rule to hang all the culprits together in the same crime. It is difficult to be hanged on February 1 if both of these rules are followed.

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