The Delhi High Court questioned the use of the anti-terror law UAPA in a 2020 riots case, focusing on the involvement of activists Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam, and others. The court sought clarity on ...
The Delhi High Court has questioned the basis for applying UAPA charges to organizers of 2020 protest sites. In a session ...
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The riots were a ‘conspiracy’ that was ‘clinical, pathological’ and planned ‘by forces inimical to India’, it said.
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday questioned the police if organising protests was enough to attract anti-terror law UAPA in a February 2020 riots’ case, while asking it to specify the roles of ...
On Wednesday, the High Court on questioned the validity of invoking the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) by Delhi ...
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday questioned the Delhi Police as to whether organizing a protest site is good enough to ...
In the previous hearing, Khalid and Imam had sought bail on grounds of prolonged incarceration and delay in the commencement ...
The Delhi High Court on Monday asked whether setting up protest sites against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) was ...
Firmly opposing the bail of the accused in Delhi riots cases before the Delhi High Court, the police stated on Tuesday that ...
Delhi police oppose bail for accused in 2020 riots, citing "diabolical conspiracy" and "ruthless intensity" of violence.
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'Ruthless intensity' behind Feb 2020 riots: Delhi Police opposes bail pleas in HCDelhi police on Tuesday argued in the Delhi High Court that February 2020 riots were a result of "clinical and pathological ...
The Delhi Police on Tuesday (January 07) told the Delhi High Court that the 2020 North-East Delhi riots were well planned and ...
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