Gujarat High Court Grants Eight-Week Parole To Convict In Haren Pandya Murder Case

The Gujarat High Court has granted an eight-week parole to a convict in the Haren Pandya murder case, citing medical grounds. The convict had appealed for relief due to deteriorating health, which was supported by medical reports. Haren Pandya, a former minister, was assassinated in 2003, leading to a high-profile trial and conviction of several individuals. The court's decision to grant parole highlights considerations of humanitarian grounds amidst ongoing legal proceedings.