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.
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 Supreme Court on Wednesday (December 18) directed Yasin Malik’s co-accused to respond to the CBI’s plea for transferring the trial related to Malik, addressing security concerns about his presence in court. A stay on a Jammu court order requiring Malik’s physical appearance was issued, amid discussions on trial proceedings and Malik’s previous life sentence under UAPA.
The Supreme Court Today (Nov 28) sought Yasin Malik’s response to a plea by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to transfer the trial in two cases pending against the terror convict from Jammu to New Delhi. The CBI has urged the Court to transfer the trial in two cases, a murder case and a kidnapping case. that are pending against Malik from Jammu to Delhi. The Supreme Court has issued notices and scheduled further proceedings for December 14.
A Bench of Justices Abhay S Oka and Augustine George Masih suggested that a courtroom could be established within the jail to address the issue. NEW DELHI: On Thursday(21st Nov), the Supreme Court proposed the possibility of setting up a temporary courtroom in jail for the physical cross-examination of terror convict Yasin Malik, who is […]
On November 8, the Delhi High Court addressed a petition from Kashmiri separatist leader Yasin Malik seeking urgent medical care for cardiac and kidney issues while incarcerated. The court directed Tihar Jail officials to ensure he receives necessary treatment and submits a medical report. Malik argues that his rights are being violated, stressing the need for immediate care and access to court appearances.
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Kashmiri separatist leader Yasin Malik Today (August 9th) informed the Delhi High Court that he will argue in person and defend himself in the appeal moved by National Investigation Agency (NIA) seeking death penalty for him in a terror funding case. Malik was awarded a life sentence in the case by the trial court in May 2022. He had pleaded guilty in the case and did not contest the charges against him.