Kerala HC Pulls Cochin Devaswom Official For Violating Guidelines Regulating Parading Of Elephants At Temple Festivals, Seeks Affidavit

The Karnataka High Court allowed a murder convict parole for 90 days to oversee agricultural activities. The Court considered the convict’s family’s dependence on the agricultural work and granted parole to enable the individual to fulfill their family responsibilities. This decision reflects a humanitarian approach to parole, allowing for the temporary release of convicts in certain situations. The ruling emphasizes the Court’s discretion in allowing parole based on individual circumstances, demonstrating flexibility in balancing the interests of justice with the convict's personal situation.