Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Gujarat High Court Revokes TADA Convict's Remission
A man named Jadeja, who was in jail for a long time for killing someone, was let out early.
However, a court in Gujarat said that his release was not done correctly, so it was wrong.
Jadeja must go back to jail.
The court said it was wrong because it did not follow the correct rules.
He has to return to jail within two weeks.
After this, the government will decide if he can be let out again, following the proper procedures this time.
Gujarat High Court revoked remission for TADA convict Aniruddhsinh Jadeja.
Jadeja was convicted in the 1989 murder of Congress MLA Popat Sorathiya.
The court ruled the release as illegal, without proper authority.
Jadeja must surrender within two weeks, by September 18, 2023.
The state government will reconsider Jadeja's remission following procedures.
- Who
- Aniruddhsinh Jadeja and the Gujarat High Court.
- What
- Gujarat High Court revoked remission for TADA convict Aniruddhsinh Jadeja.
- When
- The court issued its order on Friday, August 22, 2023.
- Where
- Gujarat High Court.
- Why
- The court found his release 'illegal and without authority'.
- Convict
- Aniruddhsinh Jadeja
- Crime
- 1989 murder of Congress MLA Popat Sorathiya
- Court Decision
- Revocation of remission
- Court Order
- Jadeja to surrender by September 18, 2023
- Reason for Revocation
- Illegal release without proper authority
- Remission Reconsideration
- State government to consider after surrender
