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Bar Council sends notice to Nirbhaya rape convict's lawyer for producing forged documents

| @indiablooms | Jan 19, 2020, at 05:08 pm

New Delhi/IBNS: The Bar Council has issued notice to advocate AP Singh who is appearing for the Nirbhaya rape and murder case convict Pawan Kumar Gupta after Delhi High Court directed it to take action against him for producing fake documents in the court and not appearing for the hearing.

On Dec 19 last, the High Court had reprimanded Singh for producing forged documents in the court to prove his client Pawan Kumar Gupta was a minor at the time of committing the crime. The Court not only dismissed Gupta's petition but also imposed Rs 25,000 as costs on advocate AP Singh.

The Bar Council said Justice Suresh Kumar Kait in his Dec 19 order had referred the matter to Bar Council directing it to take action against advocate AP Singh.

The council has read the order and decided to issue the notice for Feb 28 and asked him to reply within 14 days of the notice, Bar Council added.

The court said Singh had either deliberately or without applying his mind filed the false affidavit to delay the legal process in the Nirbhaya case, and asked the council to show cause him.

Pawan Gupta has now moved the Supreme Court challenging high court's dismissal of his claim of juvenility at the time of offence on Dec 2012.

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