- 10 July 2024. As prayed, learned counsel for the petitioner, who is appointed as Amicus in the matter by the Supreme Court Legal Services Committee, may seek instructions and file custody certificate and other relevant details regarding the petitioner. List the matter after a month.
- 13 August 2024. Letter dated 11.08.2024, issued by the Office of the senior Superintendent, Central Jail, Agra and copy of the order dated 10.01.2024 passed by the High Court of Allahabad in Crl.A. No. 165 of 2016 are taken on record. After hearing learned counsel for the petitioner we do not find any reason and ground to entertain th
- 3 September 2024. By order dated 13.08.2024, after hearing learned counsel for the parties, the Court was of the view that there was no ground to entertain this Special Leave Petition. However, upon being apprised of the fact that the petitioner was prematurely released by the Government, even though he had served just about two years a
- 9 September 2024. In terms of the signed order, the Court, inter alia, ordered as follows: 10. In the attending facts and circumstances, this Court cannot help but take a strict view of the matter.
- 24 October 2024. IA Nos. 244419/2024, 245529/2024, 245536/2024, 244420/2024, 245530/2024, 245537/2024: 1. No orders for present.
- 11 November 2024. 1. It is informed that the affidavits of Principal Secretary (Home) and Principal Secretary (Prisons) have been filed on 09th November, 2024. However, the same are not on record. 2. List on 13th November, 2024 along with affidavits.
- 13 November 2024. 1) Apropos orders dated 13.08.2024, 03.09.2024 and the detailed order dated 09.09.2024, affidavit of the Additional Chief Secretary, Home, Government of Uttar Pradesh, has been filed inter alia contending that the Director General of Police of the State has been instructed and in every district, a nodal officer has bee
- 16 December 2024. As prayed on behalf of Ms. Garima Prasad, learned Additional Advocate General for the State of Uttar Pradesh, list on (GULSHAN KUMAR ARORA) (NAND KISHOR) AR-CUM-PS
- 17 December 2024. 1. IA No.279414 of 2024 has been filed for impleadment on behalf of an accused, namely, Om Nath lodged in the District Jail, Gautam Budh Nagar (NOIDA) and served the sentence of 18 years and 16 days. It is contended that as per the previous orders of arrest by this Court, a notice to surrender has been issued to him. 2
- 4 March 2025. 1) Ms. Garima Prasad, learned Additional Advocate General appearing on behalf of respondent-State of Uttar Pradesh, prays for and is granted further three weeks' time to submit the new compliance report. 2) At the same time, as assured, the Government shall develop a software and prepare SOP, thereby, compliance of jud
- 1 April 2025. 1. After hearing learned counsel appearing for both the parties, we requested Mr. K. Parameshwar, learned senior counsel to assist this Court as Amicus Curiae and to give suggestions regarding preparation of the software, indicate in flowchart whereby the cases of the prisoners who have completed the requisite period o
- 21 April 2025. 1) As prayed, note by the Amicus Curiae be filed during the course of the day. A copy thereof be supplied to the counsel for the State of Uttar Pradesh. 2) List the matter next week.
- 28 April 2025. IA No. 244420/2024 in SLP (Crl) D. No. 28783/20231 1. Since, the case of premature release in respect of the applicant-Moinuddin is rejected by the State, however, learned counsel appearing for him prays for time to surrender. As prayed, three weeks' time is allowed with liberty to take recourse and to challenge the or
- 5 May 2025. 1) I.A. Nos.59400 of 2025 for impleadment and I.A. No. 59584 of 2025 for directions are filed by applicant-Mr.Manoj Awasthi and I.A. No. 59376 of 2025 for intervention and I.A.
- 13 May 2025. 1. Apropos the previous order, Mr. K. Parmeshwar, learned Amiscus Curiae has submitted a note referring the Office Memorandum dated 07.05.2025 issued by the Headquarters, Prison Administration and Reform Services, Uttar Pradesh. It is said that the State, in consultation with Mr. Sandeep Jha, In-charge, National Inform
- 19 August 2025. 1. Mr. K. Parameshwar, learned amicus curiae has submitted that the software has been developed and it is required to be visualized by the Bench. The officer from the National Informatics Centre may seek date and time to present the software developed by them in Chamber or at a place arranged by them. Learned counsel f
- 1 September 2025. WRIT PETITION (CRL.) NO. 135/2025 1. Mr. Brijendra Singh, learned counsel appearing on behalf of the petitioner submits that the petitioner has been released and hence the writ petition has been rendered infructuous. 2. Accordingly, the Writ Petition is dismissed as having become infructuous.
- 26 September 2025. List on 17.10.2025.
- 17 October 2025. List on 14.11.2025.
- 14 November 2025. 1. List on 08.12.2025.
- 8 December 2025. 1. Let the meeting be organized post lunch on 15.12.2025. 2. Learned Amicus Curiae shall communicate to all concerned.
- 17 December 2025. 1) Timeline prepared by the learned Amicus Curiae has been supplied to the learned counsel for the State which shall be duly communicated to the authorities who are working on the preparation of a software and an official meeting is scheduled to be held on 08.01.2026. 2) The State authorities, NIC and the Home Departme
- 9 February 2026. List on 27.02.2026.
- 27 February 2026. 1. Despite having a meeting, it is informed by learned Amicus Curiae that there is lack of coordination with National Informatics Centre and IT Wing of the High Court of Madhya Pradesh. 2. We request the Chief Justice of the High Court of Madhya Pradesh to issue instructions for coordination and the personnel of Nation
- 23 March 2026. 1) It is submitted by the learned counsel that the software is ready and may be permitted to give a demonstration of the same. Let the demonstration of the software be given on 07th April, 2026.
- 13 April 2026. 1. Leave granted. 2. The instant Criminal Appeal was brought to challenge the order1 of the Allahabad High Court (hereinafter referred to as “High Court”) confirming the conviction for the charge under Section 302 read with Sections 149 and 148 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (hereinafter referred to as “IPC”) and sente
- 13 April 2026. 1) Delay condoned. Leave granted. 2) In terms of the signed reportable order, list on 18 th May, 2026 for compliance and for further directions.
- 18 May 2026. 1. Apropos previous order dated 13.04.2026, affidavit has been filed by the State of Uttar Pradesh. Let the module started at the earliest. Mr. Mishra, learned counsel appearing for the State of Uttar Pradesh shall apprise the authorities for considering the module and come with instructions on the next date. 2. List o
- 26 May 2026. 1. List on 29.05.2026 before the appropriate Bench. 2. If required, necessary directions may be obtained from Hon'ble the Chief Justice of India.
- 29 May 2026. The appeal is disposed of in terms of the signed order. Pending application(s), if any, including application for intervention/impleadment shall stand closed.
- Counsel named on these orders, not a complete vakalatnama, include the advocates listed below.
Advocates — Appellants: Mr. Sanjai Kumar Pathak, Mr. Arvind Kumar Tripathi, Mrs. Shashi Pathak, Mr. Maruti Nandan, Mr. Ajit Singh Pundir, Mr. Arijeet Singh, Mr. Brijendra Singh, Mr. Shishir Kumar Saxena, Mr. Reyajuddin Ahmad Siddique, Mr. Jagdamba Prasad, Mr. Hari Sahteshwar, Mr. Praveen Swarup Advocates — Respondents: Ms. Garima Prasad, Mr. Pradeep Misra, Mr. Daleep Dhyani, Mr. Manoj Kumar Sharma, Mr. Suraj Singh, Mr. Chand Qureshi, Mr. Shadaan Farasat, Mr. Aarif Ali, Mr. Pankaj Tiwari, Mr. Mujahid Ahmad, Mr. Mohit Yadav, Ms. Natasha Maheshwari
