US EditionDelhi HC Refuses to Pass Order on Plea by Red Fort Terror Attack Co-Accused Jasir Bilal Wani Seeking a Meeting with Lawyer in NIA Headquarters.
The Delhi High Court directed the Sessions Judge to hear Jasir Bilal Wani’s lawyer access plea following procedural concerns over oral rejection of the application.
- On Friday, the Delhi High Court refused an immediate order allowing Jasir Bilal Wani to meet his lawyer at the NIA headquarters, citing lack of written records, as Wani's advocate claimed no court order permitted the meeting.
- An application filed at Patiala House Courts was allegedly rejected orally, and Wani is in National Investigation Agency custodial remand after arrest in the Red Fort probe.
- Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma said the court could not create an ad hoc rule without a formal rejection order and warned that relying on oral claims would set a troubling precedent.
- The matter was remanded to the Sessions Judge, with instructions to adjudicate it on Saturday and the trial court directed to hear Wani's application and issue orders under law.
- The National Investigation Agency has widened its probe into a sophisticated, multi-state terror module, recovering 2,900 kilograms of explosives a day before the Red Fort car blast.
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The Delhi High Court on Friday refused to issue directions allowing Red Fort terror attack co-accused Jasir Bilal Wani to meet his lawyer at the National Investigation Agency (NIA) headquarters. Wani is currently in the NIA's custodial remand.
Delhi HC refuses to pass order on plea by Red Fort terror attack co-accused Jasir Bilal Wani seeking a meeting with lawyer in NIA headquarters.
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New Delhi, Nov 22: A Delhi court on Saturday allowed the plea of Jasir Bilal Wani, an accused in the Red Fort blast case, to meet his lawyer at the National Investigation Agency (NIA) headquarters, court sources said. The plea was allowed by Principal District and Sessions Judge Anju Bajaj Chandna of the Patiala House Court, they said. On Friday, the Delhi High Court refused to pass an order to allow the accused’s plea, saying he failed to show …
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