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    Special NIA court in Jammu & Kashmir acquits five booked & jailed under UAPA

    The case pertains to a low intensity blast near Sir Syed gate of Kashmir University in November 2019, in which four civilians sustained injuries. The accused, who have been acquitted now are Naseer Ahmad Mir, Umer Hamid Sheikh, Ajaz Ahmad Sheikh, Imtiyaz Ahmad Chikla and Sahil Farooq Gojri - all residents of Srinagar.

    Red Fort blast: Delhi court sends 5 accused to jail, extends judicial custody of 2 others

    A Delhi court has sent five individuals to judicial custody in connection with the Red Fort blast case. The accused include three doctors and a religious preacher. The National Investigating Agency is investigating the matter. The blast claimed fifteen lives. Two other accused have also had their custody extended. The NIA has arrested nine people so far.

    Red Fort blast: Delhi court remands Dr Bilal Malla to judicial custody till Jan 16

    A Delhi court has sent Dr Bilal Naseer Malla to judicial custody for 13 days. Malla is an accused in the November 10 Red Fort blast case. The National Investigation Agency produced him in court. He was arrested on December 9. The NIA considers him a key conspirator. He allegedly provided logistical support to the suicide bomber.

    Red Fort blast: Delhi court extends judicial custody of 7 accused till January 8

    A Delhi court extended the judicial custody of seven accused in the Red Fort blast case by 15 days. The National Investigation Agency produced the individuals, including doctors, amid tight security. The terror module, allegedly spearheaded by doctors, was reportedly scouting for a suicide bomber since last year.

    Red Fort blast: NIA to grill Naseer Bilal for 7 more days; Soyab remanded to 5-day judicial custody

    A Delhi court extended the NIA custody of Dr. Bilal Naseer Malla, an accused in the Red Fort blast case, by seven days. Another accused, Soyab, who allegedly harbored a bomber, was remanded to five days of judicial custody. The NIA has arrested nine individuals in connection with the conspiracy.

    Teacher and cop among three govt employees sacked for anti-national activities in J&K

    Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha terminated three government employees, including a policeman and a teacher, for alleged anti-national activities and links to militants. Dismissals, enacted under Article 311 (2) (c) of the Constitution, occurred without inquiry. Since 2021, the J&K administration has terminated 78 employees suspected of similar activities.

    The Economic Times
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