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Judge slams cops for delaying trials
Updated On: 16 October, 2013 02:33 AM IST | | Salil Urunkar
Additional Sessions and District Judge VK Shewale yesterday flayed the police for delaying the trials by producing the accused/convicts before the court after the appointed time of 11am.
Shewale also warned that cops would have to bear the ‘delaying cost’ followed by the ‘contempt of court’ action.u00a0Shewale took serious cognisance of such misconduct by police after bus driver Santosh Mane — who was sentenced to death in April for killing 9 people at Swargate — was produced in court around noon.

Mane’s case was referred back to Pune’s Sessions Court by Bombay High Court recently for recording his statement regarding the conviction and quantum of punishment.u00a0
Shewale also maintained that such ‘trial delaying practices’ would be brought to the notice of the high court, DG (Prison) and state home department. District Government Pleader Ujjwala Pawar told the court that the jail authorities would be informed about the courts instructions for future trials.




