The Supreme Court has pronounced an end to Mukhtar Ansari’s legal dress rehearsal, in which he gained popular fame as a gangster-turned-statesman politician, by shutting down his bid to pardon him in a 24-year-old current case. Ansari, who has been behind bars for a long time of five years, as ordered by the Allahabad High Court, got his life subtracted on March 28 by way of a cardiac arrest. The bench, which was led by the two justices, Bela M Trivedi and Pankaj Mithal, gave us the sad news about the death of Ansari. The judge then made a call that his case would no longer be pursued. The case goes on foot in protracted African litigation. The decision marks the end of a piece of legal fruit.
Mukhtar Ansari, a major player in the political skin of Uttar Pradesh, went to the Supreme Court for the dismissal of the Allahabad High Court judgment. Nevertheless, there was a hiatus: adjourning the hearing of MJ’s death. He managed to kill the case. Ansari had lodged allegations that is a reason behind the five-year imprisonment. The case relates to a decade past. The previously applicable court has sought the response of the Uttar Pradesh Government regarding the appeal, but now the case is concluded and over with his death.
The closing of the inquiries also means that Mukhtar Ansari will not be able to go to court to seek redemption from the incriminating accusations of his life and career, which were constantly surrounded by criminality. Through his death, the story of his judicial battles reaches its ending and opens a window for interpretation of his rich historical legacy.
