Supreme Court allows 2020 riots accused Tahir Hussain to campaign for Delhi polls

Imposing several conditions, the top court said Hussain would only be allowed to leave jail along with security during the day time and return each night.

Jan 28, 2025 - 17:30
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Supreme Court allows 2020 riots accused Tahir Hussain to campaign for Delhi polls

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted custody parole to dilapidated AAP councillor and February 2020 riots accused Tahir Hussain, contesting Delhi meeting polls on a AIMIM trace, to marketing campaign. A 3-contemplate bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sanjay Karol and Sandeep Mehta allowed Hussain’s plea to marketing campaign beneath police custody from January 29 to February 3.

Imposing loads of prerequisites, the tip court docket said Hussain would best be allowed to leave jail along with security at some stage within the day time and return every night time. The bench said Hussain’s custody parole would be discipline to the deposit of Rs 2.47 lakh per day as part of security costs.

Senior indicate Siddharth Aggarwal, performing for Hussain, had argued best four-five days had been left for campaigning and said, “The allege where my residence is supposed to non-public been where the Delhi riots took allege. I am combating from Mustafabad seat and even for staying functions, I am announcing I will no longer hurry to the dwelling and should conclude in a hotel and provide small print.”

Extra solicitor typical S V Raju adverse the plea, announcing his role within the riots became necessary. If granted the relaxation, said Raju, each person would gain a nomination create in jail.

The court docket asked Raju to glimpse instructions on what costs and kind of security would be required and told Aggarwal to characterize the undertakings Hussain proposed to give.

The expose became passed on Hussain’s plea to allow him to marketing campaign in custody for the upcoming Delhi meeting polls. The dilapidated councillor did now not actual meantime bail on January 22, after a two-contemplate bench of the apex court docket gave a gash up verdict.

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