Rajasthan HC Permits Two Life Convicts to Marry at Open Air Camp
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A bride, a groom and jail: High court allows 2 convicts to marry in Rajasthan prison
The Rajasthan High Court was hearing a temporary suspension of sentence application filed by a murder convict, seeking permission to marry a fellow woman convict inside an open jail in Jodhpur.
Following an order from the Rajasthan High Court, two prisoners serving sentences for murder in Jodhpur's Mandore Open Jail are set to marry. Mula Ram is serving a sentence for the murder of his neighbor, and Seema is serving a sentence for the murder of her husband. The High Court has now granted them permission to marry.
A young man and woman serving life sentences in Jodhpur's Mandore Open Jail will tie the knot on July 22nd. A division bench of the Rajasthan High Court has granted permission. This will be the first time in Rajasthan's judicial history that two convicts will marry within the premises of an open jail. The young man is from Nagaur, while the woman is from Mumbai. Their friendship grew in the jail itself and they decided to get married. This histo…
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