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Elgar-Parishad case: SC to hear activist Jyoti Jagtap's bail plea with NIA's pending petition

Elgar-Parishad case: SC to hear activist Jyoti Jagtap's bail plea with NIA's pending petition

Elgar-Parishad case: SC to hear activist Jyoti Jagtap's bail plea with NIA's pending petition
Published on Aug 22, 2024 12:57 PM IST
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Elgar Parishad case: NIA court refuses temporary bail to Mahesh Raut

The special sessions judge AK Lahoti rejected the plea, observing that the allegations against Raut were serious in nature

Raut was one of the 16 persons arrested on June 6, 2018, under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in connection with the violence at the Bhima Koregaon village in Pune. (Pratham Gokhale/HT Photo)
Updated on Jun 08, 2024 06:40 AM IST
ByRevu Suresh

Bhima Koregaon case timeline

The case relates to alleged provocations at a conference that allegedly triggered unrest near the Koregaon-Bhima war memorial in Pune

Bhima Koregaon memorial in Pune. (HT PHOTO)
Published on May 14, 2024 03:31 PM IST

Elgar Parishad case: NIA opposes Mahesh Raut’s bail plea in HC, claims he acted against interest of state

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has opposed the appeal of Elgar Parishad accused Mahesh Raut in the Bombay high court, stating that he was involved in anti-national activities and recruiting for the banned CPI (Maoist). The NIA has sought further time to file documents and the hearing is scheduled for July 12.

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Updated on Jun 28, 2023 08:16 AM IST

Elgar Parishad case: HC seeks NIA reply on Gautam Navlakha’s bail plea

The special court rejection was based on prime facie finding that Navlakha had connections with ISI operative Gulam Nabi Fai in the US and he was also connected to the banned CPI (Maoist). Navlakha, however, stated in his appeal that there was no substantial evidence to prove the claims made by the agency

Srinagar, India - December 06: Human Rights Activists Gautam Navlakha speaks after displaying a report by two human rights groups during a press conference, in Srinagar, India, on Thursday, December 06, 2012. Human Rights groups released the names of 500 people, including 235 army personnels and 31 pro-government militants, for their alleged involvement in incidents of rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir during the last 20 years. (Photo by Waseem Andrabi/ Hindustan Times)
Updated on Jun 13, 2023 01:05 AM IST
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