Supreme Court Grants Maharashtra Week Extension in Surendra Gadling Arson Case
The Supreme Court has granted the Maharashtra government an additional week to submit documents in the 2016 arson case against advocate Surendra Gadling. The apex court expressed concerns about delays in the trial and asked for a timeline for completion. Gadling's bail plea was previously denied by the Bombay High Court.
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The Supreme Court has provided the Maharashtra government with a one-week extension to submit essential documents in the prolonged 2016 arson case involving advocate Surendra Gadling.
Gadling is accused of aiding Maoist rebels in a destructive attack on the Surjagarh iron ore mine, and remains incarcerated under anti-terror laws.
The apex court raised concerns about the lengthy trial process and previously denied bail, urging the state to expedite the proceedings and justify the delay.
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