Delhi’s Patiala House Court on Thursday granted 30 more days to police to complete the investigation in the Parliament Security Breach case registered under stringent sections of UAPA. The judicial custody of all six accused persons has also been extended till May 25. Special judge Hardeep Kaur granted 30 days to […]
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Parliament security breach case: Delhi Police moves court seeking 90 days extension to complete investigation
The Special Cell of Delhi Police on Thursday moved to the Patiala House Court with an application seeking 90 days to complete the investigation in the Parliament security breach case. Special public prosecutor Akhand Pratap Singh while moving the application before the court stated that the case is sensitive and […]
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Parliament Security Breach Case: Neelam Azad tells court suffering from back pain, not provided medicine in jail
Parliament Security Breach case accused Neelam Azad on Friday told the court that she is suffering from back pain but she is not being provided medicine in the jail. All six accused were produced physically before the court on Friday. All the six accused persons of the Parliament Security Breach case have […]
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Parliament security breach case: Court extends Judicial Custody of all accused till March 1
Delhi’s Patiala House Court on Wednesday extended the judicial custody of all accused arrested in the Parliament Security Breach Case till March 1, 2024. The Additional Sessions Judge, Dr Hardeep Kaur, noted the presence of all six accused in the court, and further extended the judicial custody by 30 days. All the accused were produced physically in the courtroom. Meanwhile, the same court has […]
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Parliament Security Breach Case: Delhi Police opposes bail plea of accused Neelam Azad; Court reserves order
The Delhi Police on Tuesday opposed the bail plea of accused Neelam Azad, arrested in the Parliament Security Breach case and stated that the material, evidence and other documentary evidence show her complicity in the offence and thus, disentitle her to be released on bail. Prima facie there are reasonable […]