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    Not Maintainable: Delhi HC Rejects Engineer Rashid’s Plea Against Terror Funding Charges
    Not Maintainable: Delhi HC Rejects Engineer Rashid’s Plea Against Terror Funding Charges
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    Not Maintainable: Delhi HC Rejects Engineer Rashid’s Plea Against Terror Funding Charges

    Delhi High Court dismissed jailed MP Engineer Rashid’s appeal against framing of charges in a UAPA case, holding such orders interlocutory. Relying on a December 2025 coordinate bench ruling, court said appeals under the NIA Act were not maintainable.

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    ‘No Urgency’ in Death Penalty Plea: Delhi High Court to Hear NIA vs Yasin Malik Case on April 22
    ‘No Urgency’ in Death Penalty Plea: Delhi High Court to Hear NIA vs Yasin Malik Case on April 22
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    ‘No Urgency’ in Death Penalty Plea: Delhi High Court to Hear NIA vs Yasin Malik Case on April 22

    The Delhi High Court has listed April 22, 2026, to hear the National Investigation Agency’s appeal seeking death penalty for Yasin Malik. The court granted four weeks to the NIA to file its response, observing that there was “no urgency” as Malik is already serving a life sentence.

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    Engineer Rashid Allowed to Attend Parliament Session from Jan 28; Delhi Court Permits Kashmir MP
    Engineer Rashid Allowed to Attend Parliament Session from Jan 28; Delhi Court Permits Kashmir MP
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    Engineer Rashid Allowed to Attend Parliament Session from Jan 28; Delhi Court Permits Kashmir MP

    A Delhi court granted Baramulla MP Engineer Rashid permission to attend the Parliament budget session beginning January 28, his counsel confirmed. The approval is subject to conditions and comes as his appeal remains pending before Delhi High Court.

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    Delhi Court Seeks NIA Reply on Engineer Rashid’s Plea to Attend Budget Session While in Custody
    Delhi Court Seeks NIA Reply on Engineer Rashid’s Plea to Attend Budget Session While in Custody
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    Delhi Court Seeks NIA Reply on Engineer Rashid’s Plea to Attend Budget Session While in Custody

    A Delhi court has asked the NIA to respond to jailed MP Engineer Rashid’s plea seeking custody parole to attend the upcoming Budget Session of Parliament. The matter has been listed for further hearing on January 21.

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    Supreme Court Slams NIA for Delays in Shabir Shah Bail Case; Lists Hearing on Jan 7 with ‘No Further Adjournment’ Warning
    Supreme Court Slams NIA for Delays in Shabir Shah Bail Case; Lists Hearing on Jan 7 with ‘No Further Adjournment’ Warning
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    Supreme Court Slams NIA for Delays in Shabir Shah Bail Case; Lists Hearing on Jan 7 with ‘No Further Adjournment’ Warning

    The Supreme Court questioned the NIA for repeatedly delaying Shabir Ahmed Shah’s bail hearing in the terror-funding case. The Court fixed the next date as January 7 and made it clear that no further adjournments will be allowed.

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    ‘Pelting of stones not very ordinary action’: Supreme Court tells Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah
    ‘Pelting of stones not very ordinary action’: Supreme Court tells Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah
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    ‘Pelting of Stones Not Very Ordinary Action’: Supreme Court Tells Kashmiri Separatist Leader Shabir Shah

    The Supreme Court remarked that stone pelting in Jammu and Kashmir is “not a very ordinary action” while hearing Shabir Shah’s bail plea. The court asked him to approach the J&K government for his detention order as NIA seeks more time to respond.

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    ‘Psychological Torture for Three Years’: Yasin Malik Tells Delhi High Court as NIA Seeks In-Camera Hearing in Death Penalty Case
    ‘Psychological Torture for Three Years’: Yasin Malik Tells Delhi High Court as NIA Seeks In-Camera Hearing in Death Penalty Case
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    ‘Psychological Torture for Three Years’: Yasin Malik Tells Delhi High Court as NIA Seeks In-Camera Hearing in Death Penalty Case

    The NIA has requested the Delhi High Court to conduct a private hearing in its plea seeking the death penalty for separatist leader Yasin Malik. Malik, appearing via video from Tihar Jail, said he has been under “psychological torture” for three years awaiting the verdict.

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    Terror Funding | Provide Details Regarding Custody: Supreme Court Directs NIA on Shabir Ahmed Shah’s Pending Cases
    Terror Funding | Provide Details Regarding Custody: Supreme Court Directs NIA on Shabir Ahmed Shah’s Pending Cases
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    Terror Funding | Provide Details Regarding Custody: Supreme Court Directs NIA on Shabir Ahmed Shah’s Pending Cases

    Today, On 24th September, The Supreme Court directed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to provide detailed information regarding the custody of Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Ahmed Shah. The order comes as Shah faces charges in 24 pending terror funding cases.

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    Delhi High Court Gives Yasin Malik 4 Weeks to Reply in NIA’s Death Penalty Appeal
    Delhi High Court Gives Yasin Malik 4 Weeks to Reply in NIA’s Death Penalty Appeal
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    Delhi High Court Gives Yasin Malik 4 Weeks to Reply in NIA’s Death Penalty Appeal

    The Delhi High Court has asked Yasin Malik to respond within four weeks to the NIA’s plea seeking to convert his life sentence into a death penalty in a 2017 terror funding case. The next hearing is scheduled for November 10.

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    Engineer Rashid Tells Delhi HC: "Unable To Attend Parliament Session & Represent Constituency Due To Court's Condition Of Rs 4 Lakh"
    Engineer Rashid Tells Delhi HC: "Unable To Attend Parliament Session & Represent Constituency Due To Court's Condition Of Rs 4 Lakh"
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    Engineer Rashid Tells Delhi HC: “Unable To Attend Parliament Session & Represent Constituency Due To Court’s Condition Of Rs 4 Lakh”

    Engineer Rashid informs the Delhi High Court that he is unable to attend Parliament sessions and represent his constituency due to the court’s Rs 4 lakh travel expense condition.

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