Today, On 21st February, The Supreme Court directed Yasin Malik to appear before it via video conferencing in the IAF personnel killing case. The court also indicated the possibility of allowing his virtual cross-examination. This move aims to ensure legal proceedings while maintaining security concerns. The final decision on the virtual cross-examination is yet to be confirmed.
The Delhi High Court has dismissed the bail plea of NSCN-IN leader Alemla Jamir, challenging a trial court’s decision linked to an NIA case. Her requests for bail were denied due to substantial allegations of terrorist activities and risks related to potential flight, with the case moving forward in investigation stages.
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The Kerala High Court granted bail to Shihab P, a member of the banned Popular Front of India, in connection with the murder case of RSS leader SK Srinivasan. The court found no reasonable grounds to believe the accusations against Shihab were valid. However, bail was denied to two other accused, Kaja Hussain and Jaleel P, citing corroborative evidence.
Today, On 25th June, The Kerala High Court granted bail to 17 PFI members accused in the 2022 murder of an RSS leader, a significant development in the high-profile case. The accused are also on trial for inciting communal violence. The court’s decision includes restrictions on their movement and communication. The case involves a larger conspiracy and national implications.