SC refuses to shift conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar from Mandoli jail
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NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to entertain a recent plea by alleged ‘conman’ Sukesh Chandrashekhar looking for switch from Mandoli jail within the metropolis to every other jail which isn’t below management of the Director General of Prisons, Delhi.
A bench of Justices Ajay Rastogi and C T Ravikumar declined to intrude within the matter.
“We find no reason to entertain the petition. We don’t appreciate this kind of behaviour,” the bench stated.
The counsel showing for the alleged conman submitted earlier than the bench that despite a number of assurances Chandrashekhar was being allegedly assaulted in jail.
The lawyer additionally alleged that Chandrashekhar is being pressured to pay 25 lakh monthly in jail.
The prime court docket on August 23 had ordered that Chandrashekhar and his spouse be shifted from Tihar Jail to Mandoli Jail within the metropolis.
It had handed the order on a plea filed by Chandrashekhar and his spouse alleging a risk to their lives and looking for a switch to a jail outdoors Delhi.
Chandrashekhar is lodged in jail on prices of alleged cash laundering and duping a number of individuals.
In an affidavit filed earlier by Director General (Prisons), Delhi Prisons, it was stated that the contents of Chandrashekhar’s software that he was assaulted in jail are vehemently denied as completely and wholly false and fabricated for the ulterior motive of looking for switch to a different jail to repeat his misdemeanours and offences.
On June 20, the ED had made some startling revelations in opposition to Chandrashekhar that he indulged in cash laundering, extortion, impersonation of public officers together with these holding constitutional posts, and had opposed his plea for jail switch outdoors Delhi.
The probe company has sought to intervene within the plea filed by Chandrashekhar and his spouse.
The probe company named a number of TV and Bollywood personalities with whom the alleged conman has contacts and used to offer them costly items.
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to entertain a recent plea by alleged ‘conman’ Sukesh Chandrashekhar looking for switch from Mandoli jail within the metropolis to every other jail which isn’t below management of the Director General of Prisons, Delhi.
A bench of Justices Ajay Rastogi and C T Ravikumar declined to intrude within the matter.
“We find no reason to entertain the petition. We don’t appreciate this kind of behaviour,” the bench stated.
The counsel showing for the alleged conman submitted earlier than the bench that despite a number of assurances Chandrashekhar was being allegedly assaulted in jail.
The lawyer additionally alleged that Chandrashekhar is being pressured to pay 25 lakh monthly in jail.
The prime court docket on August 23 had ordered that Chandrashekhar and his spouse be shifted from Tihar Jail to Mandoli Jail within the metropolis.
It had handed the order on a plea filed by Chandrashekhar and his spouse alleging a risk to their lives and looking for a switch to a jail outdoors Delhi.
Chandrashekhar is lodged in jail on prices of alleged cash laundering and duping a number of individuals.
In an affidavit filed earlier by Director General (Prisons), Delhi Prisons, it was stated that the contents of Chandrashekhar’s software that he was assaulted in jail are vehemently denied as completely and wholly false and fabricated for the ulterior motive of looking for switch to a different jail to repeat his misdemeanours and offences.
On June 20, the ED had made some startling revelations in opposition to Chandrashekhar that he indulged in cash laundering, extortion, impersonation of public officers together with these holding constitutional posts, and had opposed his plea for jail switch outdoors Delhi.
The probe company has sought to intervene within the plea filed by Chandrashekhar and his spouse.
The probe company named a number of TV and Bollywood personalities with whom the alleged conman has contacts and used to offer them costly items.
