Anticipatory bail can continue till trial: SC
New Delhi: The Supreme Court held on Wednesday that anticipatory bail granted to a person “should not invariably” be limited to a fixed period and could continue till the end of trial. It said however that it is open for the court to limit its tenure in case of “special or peculiar features”. A five-judge constitution bench, headed by Justice Arun Mishra, said the anticipatory bail need not normally end when an accused is summoned by the court or charges are framed and could continue till the end of trial.
13 get certificates of empanelment
New Delhi: Retired Joint Secretary in the Finance Ministry, a Supreme Court advocate, a free lance journalist, retired All India Radio newsreaders, yoga teacher, a Community Radio activist, a journalist and students are among those engaged as Consultant Interpreters in the final phase by Rajya Sabha Secretariat. Rajya Sabha Secretary General Desh Deepak Verma on Wednesday presented certificates of empanelment to 13 persons to be engaged as Consultant Interpreters for Kannada, Marathi and Konkani languages.