In a significant development, the Supreme Court has quashed Gujarat's remission in the infamous Bilkis Bano case. The court's decision has been applauded by Priyanka Gandhi, exposing what she alleges is the BJP's anti-women stance. The Congress party has strongly criticized the ruling party, emphasizing their questionable mindset towards women's rights.

Pawan Khera, a prominent Congress spokesperson, has hailed the court's judgment as a stern rebuke to those who facilitated the premature release of the convicts. Khera expressed satisfaction with the court's decision, highlighting that it highlights the importance of ensuring justice prevails, especially in cases where women have been victims of heinous crimes.

Outside the house of Bilkis Bano, celebrations erupted following the apex court's verdict. The residents, along with activists and supporters, rejoiced at the ruling which reaffirmed their faith in the legal system. Bano's petition challenging the release of the convicts had brought attention to their premature release under Gujarat's policy in 2022.

The top court, in its judgment, has ordered the eleven convicts to surrender within the next two weeks, raising questions about Gujarat's actions in the case. The court alleges fraud and suppression of facts, nullifying the May 13, 2022, judgment that led to the release of the convicts.

The verdict has opened a new chapter in the pursuit of justice for Bilkis Bano, who has emerged as a symbol of resilience and courage. Her struggle for justice has garnered widespread support and attention, shedding light on the plight of women who face violence and injustice.

As the nation awaits the convicts' surrender and the next steps in the case, there is renewed hope that this landmark judgment will serve as a deterrent against any form of violence and discrimination towards women. The Supreme Court's decision has not only brought justice to Bilkis Bano but also serves as a reminder that the fight against injustices continues, and no one should be spared for their heinous crimes.