New Delhi: The Supreme Court today expunged its remarks in the Graham Staines killing case.
The remark expunged relates to Dara Singh's motive for killing Australian missionary Graham Staines and his two minor sons in Orissa in 1999. It was made by the Supreme Court in its January 21 judgement that held life sentence for Dara Singh now stands deleted.
The court has also withdrawn the term conversion and said there is no justification to interfere in someone's belief by any means.
The Staines tried to escape, but a mob of about 50 people allegedly prevented them.
The remark expunged relates to Dara Singh's motive for killing Australian missionary Graham Staines and his two minor sons in Orissa in 1999. It was made by the Supreme Court in its January 21 judgement that held life sentence for Dara Singh now stands deleted.
The court has also withdrawn the term conversion and said there is no justification to interfere in someone's belief by any means.
The Staines tried to escape, but a mob of about 50 people allegedly prevented them.
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