HYDERABAD: Refusing to turn any sympathy towards a motorcycle rider caught under the influence of alcohol using, Justice P Kesava Rao of the Hyderabad High Court on Tuesday showed the 10-day jail sentence awarded through a tribulation court in Hyderabad.
The pass judgement on used to be dealing with a prison revision case filed through one D Chandra Sekhar, a shop manager in Bajaj Electronics, Hyderabad, challenging the jail time period and penalty of Rs three,000 imposed on him.
Chandra Sekhar used to be caught using his bike in an under the influence of alcohol condition on June 15, 2017, at VST crossroads. A breath analyser take a look at showed seven times extra alcohol in his blood than the permissible degree.While the petitioner’s recommend prompt the court to take a lenient view as he may lose his task, the public prosecutor argued that he deserved no sympathy because he used to be convicted for the same offence in 2015.
In his order, the pass judgement on mentioned the convict merits no attention and the argument about his rights being affected as a result of the conviction pales when in comparison to the innocent lives which can be endangered as a result of irresponsible individuals who force under the influence of alcohol.
“The court has the responsibility of balancing the rights of the convict with that of innocents at huge. Moreover, the petitioner didn't be informed any lesson from his earlier conviction. The punishment must function a deterrent for him, others,” Justice Kesava Rao mentioned.
The pass judgement on used to be dealing with a prison revision case filed through one D Chandra Sekhar, a shop manager in Bajaj Electronics, Hyderabad, challenging the jail time period and penalty of Rs three,000 imposed on him.
Chandra Sekhar used to be caught using his bike in an under the influence of alcohol condition on June 15, 2017, at VST crossroads. A breath analyser take a look at showed seven times extra alcohol in his blood than the permissible degree.While the petitioner’s recommend prompt the court to take a lenient view as he may lose his task, the public prosecutor argued that he deserved no sympathy because he used to be convicted for the same offence in 2015.
In his order, the pass judgement on mentioned the convict merits no attention and the argument about his rights being affected as a result of the conviction pales when in comparison to the innocent lives which can be endangered as a result of irresponsible individuals who force under the influence of alcohol.
“The court has the responsibility of balancing the rights of the convict with that of innocents at huge. Moreover, the petitioner didn't be informed any lesson from his earlier conviction. The punishment must function a deterrent for him, others,” Justice Kesava Rao mentioned.
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