Sc Asks Ex Mp Anand Mohan To Deposit Passport Report To Police Station The supreme court on tuesday asked former lok sabha mp anand mohan, a murder convict who was granted remission by the bihar government last year, to surrender his passport and record his presence at the local police station every fortnight. New delhi: the supreme court on tuesday ordered former bihar member of parliament (mp) anand mohan to deposit his passport and report to the local police station every 15 days.
Deposit Passport Report Fortnightly To Police Station Sc To Anand New delhi: the supreme court has asked former mp anand mohan, who was granted remission by the bihar government in a case of murder of an ias officer to surrender his passport and record his presence at the local police station every fortnight. A supreme court bench comprising justices surya kant and k v viswanathan on tuesday asked former lok sabha mp anand mohan, who was awarded life sentence, to surrender his passport and fortnightly record presence in police station. “respondent no. 4 (anand mohan singh) is directed to deposit his passport with the local police station and he shall record his presence in the said police station every fortnight,” ordered a bench presided over by justice surya kant. The supreme court on tuesday, 6 february, asked former lok sabha member anand mohan, who was granted remission by the bihar government last year, to surrender his passport and record his presence at the local police station every fortnight.
Surrender Passport Fortnightly Record Presence In Police Station Sc “respondent no. 4 (anand mohan singh) is directed to deposit his passport with the local police station and he shall record his presence in the said police station every fortnight,” ordered a bench presided over by justice surya kant. The supreme court on tuesday, 6 february, asked former lok sabha member anand mohan, who was granted remission by the bihar government last year, to surrender his passport and record his presence at the local police station every fortnight. The supreme court on tuesday asked former lok sabha mp anand mohan singh, a murder convict who was granted remission by the bihar government last year, to surrender his passport and record his presence at the local police station every fortnight. The supreme court on tuesday directed former mp anand mohan, who was granted remission by the bihar government, to deposit his passport with the local police and record his attendance every 15 days at the local police station. In a plea challenging the premature release of former bihar mp anand mohan in a case against mob lynching of a district magistrate in 1994, the supreme court today directed that mohan. Posting the matter on february 27, 2024, union has been given one week to file its reply. "mohan to deposit his passport immediately with the local police station and record his presence at said police station every fortnight.", the bench of justices surya kant and kv vishwanathan has ordered.
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