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The Supreme Court has questioned the Delhi government's decision to not release Sukhdev Yadav, serving a 20-year jail term for the 2002 murder of business executive Nitish Katara, despite completing his actual sentence. The court has directed the Delhi government's home department to file an affidavit stating that Yadav will not be released even after serving 20 years.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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