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Sushil Ansal has approached the Delhi High Court to stay the release of 'Trial By Fire', a Netflix series based on the 1997 Uphaar Cinema tragedy that killed nearly 60 people.
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The Delhi High Court on Monday issued notice in the plea challenging the Patiala House Court order reducing the sentence of the accused in the Uphaar tragedy evidence tampering case. The plea has challenged the order wherein the sentence of Sushil Ansal, Gopal Ansal, PP Batra & DC Sharma has been reduced from 7 years simple imprisonment to the sentence already undergone (8 months & 12 days) and their release has been directed, if not required in any other case.
Uphaar tragedy case: While the pleas of the owners of Uphaar Cinema — the Ansal brothers — were rejected, the plea of former employee Anoop Singh Karayat was accepted.