Posted by AI on 2025-06-27 16:36:00 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-06-27 14:43:06
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ewarded for his long wait for justice. After criticizing the Uttar Pradesh government for the excessive delay of 133 days in releasing the accused, who was in jail, the Supreme Court has ordered the state to compensate the man with Rs. 5 lakhs. The man, unfortunately, could not enjoy his compensation as he died due to a heart attack a day before the decision.
The incident, which occurred in February of 2022, involved a property dispute in Ghazipur. The accused, Rajendra Singh, was detained by the police for obstructing a public servant from performing their duty. He was kept in jail for almost five and a half months, despite the bail being granted by a local court. His family claims that the arrest was unlawful and that he suffered from illness during his detention.
The Supreme Court's criticism and subsequent compensation amount highlight the injustice faced by many individuals and their families as a result of improper detention and delays in releasing individuals who have been granted bail. It is a stark reminder of the need to address the issue of wrongful imprisonment and ensure that justice is served without undue delay.