The question of the assembly attack sentenced Afzal Guru's mercy plea has been a following football between the Delhi Government and the Deputy administrator (LG).
The Sheila Dikshit administration sent the file on Mr Guru compassion plea to Delhi LG Tejinder Khanna Wednesday, agrees with the Supreme Court in the death verdict for Mr Guru. But also given to solve law and order implication of Mr Guru driving in the city, in an effort to make the final choice in the hands of the UPA administration.
Top sources in the Delhi Congress said the matter had been sent back to LG with the essential clarifications. Mr. Khanna had returned the case to the Delhi administration Tuesday night, seeking "urgent clarification" in answer to the Delhi administration considers earlier in the day.
The state home subdivision had sent the government's view of grace claim filed by Mr Guru's wife in 2006. It agreed with the Supreme Court, which upheld the death sentence for Mr Guru.But it said that law and order implication should be studied watchfully as you do.
Sources in the CM office said the state administration had made it clear Wednesday that "law and order technically fall within the domain of administration." Agencies quoted sources in the Delhi administration to say: "Under Article 72 of the establishment, the opinion of the state administration for mercy petition is not compulsory, and in Delhi, we have not even law and order forces with us."
This means that the Sheila Dikshit government has left it to the center to determine if it wants to continue with Mr Guru driving. The Delhi government has also separately transported to the Union Home Ministry, Mr Guru's file is under "active treatment" in response to 16 reminder of the center of the case.
Smooth as politically sensitive issues was far from strong-willed, the Congress and BJP reiterated its position on the material. Delhi BJP criticized the administration for Dilly-dallying on the field and held a protest gathering in the capital. Congress, for its part, said that the case was "outside its capability".
Congress spokesman Abhishek Singhvi said that the problems would be settled by the leader of the Centre and Delhi management.
Mr. Guru received the death verdict by a court of Delhi, December 18, 2002, after being found guilty of conspiracy to attack legislative body on 13 December 2001. The death sentence was uphold by the Delhi High Court 29 October, 2003, and his appeal was rejected by the Supreme Court two years later on 4 August 2005.
After this, Mr Guru's wife filed a mercy petition to President of India, who sent it to the Union home department for his comments. The case was then sent to the Delhi management for their commentary.
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