Bombay HC grants 28-day furlough to gangster Arun Gawli
Nagpur (PTI): The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on Tuesday granted a 28-day furlough to gangster Arun Gawli, who is serving a life sentence in the Central jail here.
Furlough is a set period of time when a prisoner is allowed to leave a prison.
A division bench of Justice Nitin Sambre and Valmiki Menezes directed the release of Gawli on furlough for 28 days after the gangster approached the HC through his counsel Mir Nagman Ali upon the rejection of his application for relief by DIG Prisons (Nagpur).
Gawli is undergoing life imprisonment in the central jail here in the 2007 murder case of Mumbai Shiv Sena corporator Kamlakar Jamsandekar.
Ali told the bench that the DIG (Prisons) had rejected Gawli's application on the ground that since many offences were registered against the gangster-turned-politician, his release may create a law and order situation.
He said it was cited that when Gawali was released on earlier occasions, an offence was registered against his wife. Another ground cited was that Gawli's release would affect future elections in the Mumbai civic body.
The division bench of Justice Nitin Sambre and Justice Valmiki Menezes was told that whenever Gawli was released on either parole or furlough in the past, there was no law and order issue and on every occasion he had surrendered on the due date, Ali said.
It was further submitted before the division bench that the prayer for furlough cannot be rejected merely based on an adverse police report.
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Expert Session on VLSI Industry and IC Fabrication Held at BIT
Mangalore, December 26, 2024: The Department of Training & Placement and the Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering at Bearys Institute of Technology (BIT), in collaboration with the IEEE Mangalore Subsection and the IEEE BIT Student Branch, organized an insightful session on VLSI Industry and IC Fabrication at the National Seminar Hall.
The event commenced with a welcome address by Dr. Abdullah Gubbi, Head of the Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, who emphasized the importance of VLSI design and IC fabrication in shaping the future of technology. He highlighted how such sessions bridge the gap between academia and industry, inspiring students to explore cutting-edge advancements in the electronics sector. The event reflects BIT’s commitment to providing its students with exposure to real-world technological advancements and fostering an environment of continuous learning and innovation.
The session was led by Mr. Pavan Raj, Senior Layout Design Engineer at Karmic Design Pvt. Ltd., Manipal, who provided an in-depth overview of chip design and the intricate steps involved in IC fabrication. His talk covered the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the VLSI industry, offering students a clear understanding of the practical aspects of semiconductor technology.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Bibi Fathima, a student of the ECE department, who expressed gratitude to the resource person for sharing his valuable knowledge and to the organizing team for their efforts in making the event a success.
The session was well-received by the attendees, who actively participated in discussions and appreciated the opportunity to learn from an industry expert.
