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Context: More than seven years after a trial court treated them as “repeat offenders” and handed out the first-ever capital punishment to them under new provision 376 (E) of Indian Penal Code (IPC), the Bombay High Court commuted the death sentence of three “common” convicts in the twin 2013 Shakti Mill gang rape cases to life imprisonment.
What is Capital Punishment?
Death Penalty Crimes in India Aggravated murder
Terrorism-related offences not resulting in death
Rape not resulting in death
Kidnapping not resulting in death
Drug trafficking
Treason
Military offences not resulting in death
Offenders excluded from Capital Punishment 1. Minor
2. Pregnant Women
3. Intellectually Disabled
Constitutional Laws in India Article 21 of the Constitution
The constitutional principle can be stated as
Under Article 136 of the Constitution and under Section 379 of the C.R.P.C there is a right to appeal to the Supreme Court.
Arguments in favour of Death Penalty
Arguments against Death Penalty
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