[1/20, 15:54] sekarreporter1: SC rejects Nirbhaya case death row convict Pawan Kumar’s plea that he was a juvenile at the time of crime in December 2012. SC accepted police plea that his birth certificate showed that he was 19 years at the time of crime. [1/20, 15:54] sekarreporter1: 🦜

by Sekar Reporter · January 20, 2020

[1/20, 15:54] sekarreporter1: SC rejects Nirbhaya case death row convict Pawan Kumar’s plea that he was a juvenile at the time of crime in December 2012. SC accepted police plea that his birth certificate showed that he was 19 years at the time of crime.
[1/20, 15:54] sekarreporter1: 🦜

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