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Supreme Court of India 2018-11-15 disposed

Firoz Tayyab Tanasha vs State of Uttar Pradesh and Ors

Bench: 3 — Kurian Joseph

In Brief

A petitioner sought premature release after serving 16+ years in prison, with the State already recommending release based on good conduct. The Supreme Court held that while the petitioner must follow statutory procedures—submitting Form A to the District Magistrate for examination and recommendation—the interim release granted will continue. Importantly, the Court clarified that pending proceedings shall not obstruct the State from considering permanent release if the petitioner is otherwise eligible. The petition was disposed of, directing all parties to proceed according to law while protecting the petitioner's rights.

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