Convict's Outburst at Thane Court Sparks Controversy
Avinash Jadhav, serving a life sentence, allegedly attacked a jail constable in Thane, Maharashtra, for being denied an unauthorized meeting with his brother. A case has been filed under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The incident occurred during convicts' return from a court session.
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A convict, already serving a life sentence, reportedly assaulted a jail constable in Maharashtra's Thane district after being denied an unauthorized meeting with his brother at a court premises, authorities revealed on Sunday. The convict has been identified as Avinash Jadhav, currently detained at Thane central jail.
The incident unfolded on April 2 when the constable, overseeing returning undertrials and convicts, was allegedly attacked by Jadhav at the prison entrance. Jadhav was reportedly upset following a morning encounter at the Mumbai sessions court, where he was prevented from meeting his brother.
A police official confirmed that Jadhav, enraged by the denied meeting, caused a commotion by shouting at jail staff and threatening on-duty personnel. A case has now been registered against him under sections including 132 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
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