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Supreme Court judge cautions against routine death penalty commutation

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Supreme Court Justice Dipankar Datta has expressed concern over the commutation of death sentences. He cited a specific past case where the court reduced a man's death penalty for the rape and murder of his own daughter. Justice Datta emphasized the judiciary's need to set a firm limit in such grave matters. His remarks underscore an ongoing judicial debate on the application of capital punishment in India.

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