Justice Delivered in 55 Days: Death Penalty for Convict in Horrific Nasrapur Minor Murder Case
In a highly significant development, the special fast-track court in Pune awarded the death penalty to the convict, 65-year-old Bhimrao Kamble.
This verdict marks one of the fastest trials in the state’s judicial history, concluding just 55 days after the crime took place.
⚖️ Key Updates from the Court Sentence
- The Verdict: Special Judge S.R. Salunkhe categorized the case as the “rarest of rare,” noting that the crime was a “cold-blooded, unprovoked, and premeditated act”. The court ordered that Kamble be hanged till death, stating that his depravity shocked the conscience of both the judiciary and society.
- No Leniency for Age: The defense argued for life imprisonment citing the convict’s advanced age (65). However, the court completely rejected this plea, highlighting Kamble’s previous hidden history of sexual harassment and violence against women in the village, proving he remained a continuous danger to society.
- Unbroken Chain of Evidence: Special Public Prosecutor Ajay Misar presented an absolute airtight case over the fast-tracked, day-to-day trial. The evidence included clear CCTV footage of the accused luring the child, DNA matching, forensic analysis, and the testimonies of over 55 witnesses.
- Next Legal Steps: As per standard procedure for capital punishment in India, the death sentence will now be sent to the Bombay High Court for final confirmation, during which the defense retains the right to file an appeal.
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