AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat top court docket on Tuesday directed the Union government to give a task to Rekha Yadav, whose brother Kuldip Yadav (54) went to Pakistan, used to be arrested and sentenced to 25 years in jail for spying.
A resident of Chandkheda, Yadav joined the military in 1991. He reportedly went to Pakistan for a clandestine operation. He used to be arrested in 1994 on charges of spying for India and imprisoned. He has been languishing in Kot Lakhpat Jail since then.
A department bench headed through Justice M R Shah requested the government to accommodate Rekha, who's in her 40s, in a government job after assessing her talents.
According to Rekha’s advocate, Manoj Danak, the top court docket mentioned that the Centre must treat her case as an exception, as the government would obviously deny that Yadav used to be operating for it as a undercover agent and such assignments may not have any documentary basis. Rekha may not get the advantages of the compassionate grounds scheme, for jobs granted to the relations of defence group of workers who die or retire on medical grounds whilst acting their accountability. The court docket mentioned as Rekha’s case may not fall on this class, the government must treat her case as an exception.
After repeated requests to the government to bring Kuldip back, Rekha moved the top court docket in 2014 asking it to impress upon the neighbouring country to reduce Yadav’s jail term and unencumber him from jail. She additionally sought reimbursement and demanded a task for herself. She submitted that the circle of relatives used to be wrecked after Yadav’s disappearance and later through the scoop that he used to be jailed.
In 2014, the top court docket requested the Pakistan government to unencumber Yadav after remitting the remainder of his term. It additionally directed the Centre, particularly the ministry of exterior affairs, to soak up the matter with its Pakistan opposite numbers, for the release of Indian prisoners who're similarly situated.
A resident of Chandkheda, Yadav joined the military in 1991. He reportedly went to Pakistan for a clandestine operation. He used to be arrested in 1994 on charges of spying for India and imprisoned. He has been languishing in Kot Lakhpat Jail since then.
A department bench headed through Justice M R Shah requested the government to accommodate Rekha, who's in her 40s, in a government job after assessing her talents.
According to Rekha’s advocate, Manoj Danak, the top court docket mentioned that the Centre must treat her case as an exception, as the government would obviously deny that Yadav used to be operating for it as a undercover agent and such assignments may not have any documentary basis. Rekha may not get the advantages of the compassionate grounds scheme, for jobs granted to the relations of defence group of workers who die or retire on medical grounds whilst acting their accountability. The court docket mentioned as Rekha’s case may not fall on this class, the government must treat her case as an exception.
After repeated requests to the government to bring Kuldip back, Rekha moved the top court docket in 2014 asking it to impress upon the neighbouring country to reduce Yadav’s jail term and unencumber him from jail. She additionally sought reimbursement and demanded a task for herself. She submitted that the circle of relatives used to be wrecked after Yadav’s disappearance and later through the scoop that he used to be jailed.
In 2014, the top court docket requested the Pakistan government to unencumber Yadav after remitting the remainder of his term. It additionally directed the Centre, particularly the ministry of exterior affairs, to soak up the matter with its Pakistan opposite numbers, for the release of Indian prisoners who're similarly situated.
Guj HC orders govt to give sister of 'spy' a job
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