IN DELHI RIOTS CASE UMAR KHALID GOT 7-DAY INTERIM BAIL 

by | Dec 19, 2024

Headline

In Delhi Riots Conspiracy Case ,the Delhi Court gives Umar Khalid interim bail.

Summary

A Delhi Court has granted interim bail to former JNU scholar Umar Khalid who was accused in the Delhi Riots Larger Conspiracy Case, for attending a family wedding. Umar Khalid must stick to strict conditions in his bail period of 7-days.

Key Facts

  • Case Name: FIR No. 59 of 2020 registered by Delhi Police’s Special Cell.
  • Judge Name: Additional Sessions Judge Sameer Bajpai, Karkardooma Courts.
  • Bail is granted for 7 days for a reason to attend a wedding within the family.
  • Conditions: No contact with witnesses or case connected persons, no use of social media, and restricted movement to family or wedding venues.
  • Umar Khalid to surrender on 3rd January, 2025.
  • Appeal of Umar Khalid against bail rejection is still pending before the Delhi High Court.

Legal Insights

Unar Khalid was charged under provisions of Indian Penal Code (IPC) and UAPA for a conspiracy behind the 2020 North-East Delhi riots. His earlier bail pleas were rejected by the Delhi High Court and trial court.

Impact

The decision showcases the procedural justness by permitting personal liberty for family duties under strict safeguards.

Why It Matters

The case is well known involving several accused and serious charges under UAPA, with notable implications for fair and just  trial rights.

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