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The Supreme Court bench of Justice BR Gavai and Justice Sandeep Mehta stated that there was no urgency for a reversal of the acquittal, emphasising the well-reasoned judgment of the Nagpur bench. Notably, all six individuals had been acquitted twice by different benches., India News, Times Now
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The Supreme Court refused to stay the Bombay High Court's decision to acquit Delhi University Professor GN Saibaba and five other accused in a case involving allegations that they had links to banned Maoist activities.
In an open court on Friday, Bombay High Court Justice Rohit Deo resigned, stating that he cannot work against "self-respect".
The apex court remands the case back to the Bombay High Court in which the former Delhi University professor and four others are serving life imprisonment after being convicted by a trial court under the UAPA for alleged links with banned CPI (Maoist).