08
Oct
New Delhi (Gurpreet Singh): The Supreme Court on Thursday made strong observations about the commutation of death sentences, saying India’s “forgiving nature” had to reach a point where a line was drawn. The remarks came while a bench was hearing the premature release plea of Sanjeev Kumar, a Haryana convict sentenced to death in a multiple-murder case. “It is because of our forgiving nature that India is facing these problems. Forgive, forgive, forgive, you have to draw a line somewhere,” the bench of Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice Sheel Nagu said. The court reserved its verdict on Kumar’s plea, which…
