Why is the Supreme Court asking Gurmeet Ram Rahim to respond to CBI plea in the 2002 murder case
Explore the legal complexities and developments surrounding the CBI's plea against the acquittal of Gurmeet Ram Rahim and others in the 2002 murder case.
- The CBI has filed a plea challenging the acquittal of Gurmeet Ram Rahim and others in the 2002 murder case.
- The Supreme Court is seeking a response from Gurmeet Ram Rahim as he is one of the accused in the case.
- The legal complexity lies in the interpretation of evidence presented during the trial and the application of relevant laws to determine the guilt or innocence of the accused.
- The developments in this case reflect the ongoing legal battle to ensure justice is served and to address any potential miscarriage of justice that may have occurred during the trial.
- By seeking responses from all parties involved, the Supreme Court aims to fairly assess the CBI's plea and make an informed decision based on the merits of the case.
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