3 weeks ago
Delhi High Court Issues Notice in Ankit Sharma Murder Case
Two men named Nazim and Kasim were found guilty by a lower court and sent to jail for the rest of their lives.
The person who was killed was Ankit Sharma, an officer who worked for India's Intelligence Bureau.
Now Nazim and Kasim have gone to a bigger court, called the Delhi High Court, to ask for a different decision.
The Delhi High Court sent a notice to the Delhi Police, asking the police to respond to what Nazim and Kasim said.
The Delhi Police also told the court that it wants to challenge the decision to set six other people free.
So both the convicts and the police are asking the High Court to look at the case again.
The judge said the next hearing will happen on December 2.
Until then, everyone has to wait for the court to decide what happens next.
Delhi High Court issued notice to Delhi Police on a plea filed by Nazim and Kasim, convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment in the Ankit Sharma murder case.
Nazim and Kasim have challenged the trial court's judgment before the Delhi High Court.
Delhi Police informed the High Court that it will also challenge the acquittal of six accused in the Ankit Sharma murder case.
The Delhi High Court listed the matter for further hearing on December 2.
Ankit Sharma was an Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer whose murder is the subject of the case.
- Who
- Convicts Nazim and Kasim, the Delhi High Court, and the Delhi Police
- What
- Delhi High Court issued notice on the convicts' plea challenging their life sentences, while Delhi Police said it will challenge the acquittal of six accused
- Where
- Delhi High Court, Delhi
- When
- Matter listed for further hearing on December 2
- Why
- Nazim and Kasim challenged the trial court's judgment in the murder case of IB officer Ankit Sharma
Key facts
- Court
- Delhi High Court
- Petitioners
- Nazim and Kasim
- Sentence Challenged
- Life imprisonment
- Case
- Ankit Sharma murder case
- Victim
- Ankit Sharma, Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer
- Next Hearing
- December 2
- Delhi Police Announcement
- Will challenge acquittal of six accused









