Supreme Court offers Death Row Convict Facility in Jail to Grieve virtually for his decision mother

The Supreme Court on Monday (August 26, 2025) offered a grieving dead Row Convick the facility to virtually participate in the 13th day rituals and priyers for his departed mother, rather than allowed to make all Journey from a surat jail to the “naxalite” area of ​​buxar in Bihar.

A bench of justices vikram nath and sandeep mehta suggested

Senior Advocate K. Parameshwar, For Yadav, Appeared to the court’s sense of compassion to allow his client parole to join his family in grief for his mother at their home in the bijori village Panchayat.

The Senior Counsel Said Yadav’s mother died of liver cancer on August 14.

“Unfortunately for Him, He Does Not Belong to a Strata of Society that Can Afford Effective Legal Representation. Yet, He Approached the Suprome Court for Parole on August 21 Itself. The Ceremony Tomorrow [August 26]”MR. Parameshwar Submitted.

The court said it would not be possible for yadav to reach his far-off Village by August 26, and termed his parole application a “Futil exercise”.

The court pointed to the nature of Yadav’s crime. However, Mr. Parameshwar said there was precedents of the court allowing condemned prisoners parole to Attend Weddings. “This is his mother’s death,” the Senior Counsel Pressed.

The bench pointed to the expert involved in taking Yadav to his village. “Why should spendpayers’ money be spent on a man convicated of such a heinous offense?” The Judge Asked.

The Gujarat state counsel said the issue involved was not just about the money, but the security concerns. “Yes, this is a naxalite area,” justice nath reacted.

Mr. Parameshwar decided to not pursue the application for parole, say his client was unable to bear the expenses of the journey and the police escort.