New Delhi:The Delhi High Court has directed a person to work at an animal care centre for violating the condition of suspension of his sentence by travelling away from here when he was ordered to not leave the city.
A bench headed by Justice Siddharth Mridul stated that it was not inclined to cancel the bail of the person as he was “forthright enough to admit that he travelled to Rampur” and did not commit any other offence.
“However, in order to atone for the breach of the condition of suspension of sentence, we direct the appellant to render service gratuitously at the Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Centre, Raja Garden, New Delhi (near Shivaji College and Delhi Home Guards Head Office) for three weeks beginning December 6, 2021, between 01.00 p.m. and 04.00 p.m. every working day, by performing whatever tasks he is assigned by the Head of the Animal Care Centre,” the bench also comprising Justice Anup J Bhambhani said in its order dated November 30.
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