Mohd. Akhtar Vs State Of Jammu And Kashmir

Supreme Court Of India 27 Apr 2018 Writ Petition(S)(Criminal) No(S). 85, 86 Of 2018 (2018) 04 SC CK 0138
Bench: Full Bench

Judgement Snapshot

Case Number

Writ Petition(S)(Criminal) No(S). 85, 86 Of 2018

Hon'ble Bench

Dipak Misra, CJ; Dr. D.Y. Chandrachud, J; Indu Malhotra, J

Advocates

Indira Jaising, Deepika Rajwat, Sunil Fernandes, Astha Sharma, Nupur Kumar, Anju Thomas, Ajita Sharma, Aanchal Singh, Sangeeta Madan, Maninder Singh, R.Balasubramanian, Uttra Babbar, Aarti Sharma, Prabhas Bajaj, Akshay Amritanshu, Jahangir Iqbal Ganai, M. Shoeb Alam, Fauzia Shakil, Ujjwal Singh, Mojahid Karim Khan, Harvinder Chaudhary, Chandan Sharma, Vibhu Tiwari, Abhishek, Sumit R.Sharma, Dr.Nisheh Sharma, D.K.Sinha, Aseem Sawhney, Raju Sonkar

Judgement Text

Translate:

Heard in part.

Put up for further hearing on 07.05.2018 at 2.00 P.M.

The Sessions Judge, Kathua shall not proceed with the trial till then.

Interim order dated 16.04.2018 pertaining to protection shall continue till then.

In the meantime, learned counsel for the petitioner shall serve a copy of the petition on the learned counsel who are representing some of the accused

persons. As far as other accused persons are concerned, let notice be served through the District Judge, Kathua. For the said purpose, copy of the

petition be served on Mr.M.Shoeb Alam, learned Standing Counsel for the State of Jammu & Kashmir, who shall see to it that the notice is handed

over to the District Judge, Kathua, who in his turn, shall apprise the accused persons about the pendency of this case, so that they can have their say

in the case.

Call on the date fixed.

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