Abstract
This research paper will start with discussion by clarifying the procedure for sentencing in India. There is talk about the need of guidelines by Mali math committee. In this paper we will discuss the Aggravating and Mitigating factors on which bases the judgments is given by court. There is discussion about the different cases in which different type of sentence is given by lower to higher court. The aim of this research is to show requirement of rules related to sentencing in India and give sentence without effect from any type of factor. At the end we talk about the higher courts Issue some guidelines, after saw the need for sentencing in India for reduce the discretionary power in the hand of judges.
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