Delhi riots: No bail to Pinjra Tod member Devangana Kalita in UAPA case
NEW DELHI: A Delhi court has dismissed the bail plea of JNU student and Pinjra Tod member Devangana Kalita, who has been booked under the stringent anti-terror law, UAPA in connection with the north-east Delhi riots conspiracy case, being probed by the Delhi Police’s special cell.
In an order dated January 28, Additional Sessions Judge Amitabh Rawat asserted that the allegations against Kalita prima facie seem to be true.
Kalita was arrested in the case under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) for allegedly being part of a premeditated conspiracy behind the riots.
Court rejects bail petition of Natasha Narwal in riots case
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‘No video shows her presence at metro station’
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‘No video shows her presence at metro station’
A Delhi court on Thursday rejected the bail plea of JNU student and Pinjra Tod member Natasha Narwal, booked under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act in a north-east Delhi riots case.
Rejecting the plea that there was no video showing Ms. Narwal’s presence at Jafrabad metro station, Additional Sessions Judge Amitabh Rawat said, “At this stage of bail, I am of the opinion that in a case of conspiracy of such a largescale, not having a video is not so vital as generally conspiracy, by its very nature, is hatched in secrecy and not having videos of such a conspiracy is obviously rather than doubtful.”
New Delhi [India], January 19 (ANI): Several accused, who were facing charges under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act in connection with a case related to North-East Delhi violence, on Tuesday complained to a local court about not getting access to the charge sheet inside the jail premises despite the direction issued by the court.
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The petition claimed the investigation by the Crime Branch in the past nine months was a “sham”.
Former Congress councillor Ishrat Jahan, facing trial in an UAPA case in connection with the Northeast Delhi riots, Tuesday told a Delhi court that she was assaulted and called a terrorist by inmates at Mandoli jail.