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Considering it an extraordinary circumstance, the Patna High Court has directed prison authorities to release a murder convict who is in jail for past seven years, on 90 days parole, on the basis of his wife's plea that she may face infertility .
The incident occurred five months after the marriage of Vicky Anand Patel and Ranjeeta. He has served seven years in jail so far. Ranjeeta in her plea before the court pointed out that her marriage was legal and as her husband is in jail, she may face infertility., India News, Times Now
Bihar: Patna High Court releases life convict on parole for procreation purpose
The convict was sentenced to life on charges of murdering his girlfriend in Rahui village in Nalanda district in 2012
Patna: Following orders of the Patna High Court, jail authorities today released on parole a life convict, Vicky Anand for procreation purpose . Vicky was sentenced to life on charges of murdering his girlfriend in Rahui village in Nalanda district in 2012.
Justice Rajiv Ranjan Prasad of Patna High Court in a well explained judgement on a petition filed by Vicky s wife, Rajeeta Patel, observed right to procreation was within the ambit of right to life and liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution. Rajeeta had filed a petition before the High Court seeking release of her husband for 90 days to allow them to raise their family.
The suitable habitat of the threatened sangai or brow-antlered deer (
Rucervus eldii eldii) found only in Manipur’s Keibul Lamjao National Park is likely to narrow down and become limited by 2,050-2,070 due to climate change, according to new research.
The study published in the journal
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment has revealed that the suitable distribution areas for the sangai deer will be narrower and will be restricted to the central core zone of the protected area.
Unlike other national parks in India, Keibul Lamjao National Park is a 40 sq km patch comprising mainly of floating biomass (locally called phumdi) and water body, in the southern rim of the saucer-shaped Loktak Lake, a Ramsar wetland of international importance and the largest freshwater lake in northeast India. As per the 2016 census, the park is home to 260 sangai.