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The three convicts - who became the first in the country to be awarded under the amended Indian Penal Code Section 376 (E) providing for life term in jail or death for rape cases or repeat offenders, in the wake of the Delhi Nirbhaya gang-rape case of December 2012 - shall not be entitled to furlough or parole while serving their rigorous imprisonment for life.
The judges ruled that the Constitutional court cannot award punishment based on public opinion and though it may be contrary to the majority view, the court followed the procedure. The verdict came in appeals filed by the three convicts, who along with one Siraj Rehman Khan and an unidentified minor were tried for the Auggang-rape which shook the nation.
MUMBAI: A division bench of Justice S S Jadhav and Justice P K Chavan, while upholding the conviction, commuted the trial court's 2014 order of Principal Judge Shalini Phansalkar-Joshi, giving the death penalty to the accused trio - Qasim Shaikh 'Bengali', 21, Salim Ansari, 28 and Vijay Jadhav, 19.