Navjot Singh Sidhu urges SC to dismiss road rage case review plea, says ‘it’s not maintainable’

Urging the Supreme Court to dismiss the review petition in the road rage case against him, Sidhu also cited his “impeccable reputation and clean antecedents” for consideration and pleaded with the Supreme Court not to alter his sentence in the case.

NEW DELHI: Former cricketer and politician Navjot Singh Sidhu on Friday urged the Supreme Court to dismiss the review plea in the 33-year-old road rage case, saying it’s not maintainable now. Sidhu, in his reply to the review petition, said “the review petition is not maintainable, and the incident happened 33 years ago.” 

Urging the Supreme Court to dismiss the review petition in the road rage case against him, Sidhu also cited his “impeccable reputation and clean antecedents” for consideration and pleaded with the Supreme Court not to alter his sentence in the case.

 

Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu urges Supreme Court to dismiss review petition in the road rage case against him. Sidhu, in reply to review petition, says the review petition is not maintainable and the incident happened 33 years ago. pic.twitter.com/jNn4o8SYUj

— ANI (@ANI) February 25, 2022