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A Delhi court acquitted 11 men involved in the 2020 riots due to inadequate evidence, questioning police witness reliability.

Delhi Court Acquits 11 in 2020 Riots Case

A significant Delhi court ruling acquits 11 in 2020 riots case, citing lack of evidence and doubts over police witness testimonies.

Delhi Court acquits 11 in 2020 riots case over lack of evidence

Delhi court acquits 11 men in 2020 riots case due to insufficient evidence, questioning police reliability.

A Delhi court has acquitted 11 men accused of arson and theft charges in a February 2020 riots' case for want of evidence.
Additional Sessions Judge Pulastya Pramachala observed the two police witnesses who identified the accused persons in the case appeared to be "artificial eyewitnesses".
The prosecution alleged the accused persons were involved in theft, vandalism and arson in some shops on the intervening night of February 24 and 25, 2020.
In an order dated May 14, the court said the core issue in the matter was the identification of the accused persons comprising the mob involved in the crime.
The two police witnesses, the court noted, posted in the same police station, identified the photographs of the accused persons after a 10-month gap.
&ldquo;If prosecution witness (PW) 9, assistant sub-inspector (ASI) Jahangir and PW 10, ASI Vanvir, had actually seen and identified the accused persons among the rioters on February 24, 2020, then there was no good reason for them to keep silent for such a long period,&rdquo; the court said.
The investigating officer was said to have known that the two police officials were on duty at the spot, but he did not examine them.
&ldquo;Showing photographs of the accused to PW 9, when they were already arrested in this case, appears to be an unnatural action, giving the impression that PW9 was artificially made an eyewitness to identify the accused persons," the order said.
The court, as a result, discarded the witness testimony.
The statement of another witness, namely, Aslam, who identified the accused in court for the first time though he had in fact known them from before was termed "suspicious" by the court.
The order held that the charges against the accused persons were not proved beyond a reasonable doubt and acquitted Ankit Chaudhary, Sumit, Pappu, Vijay, Ashish Kumar, Sourabh Kaushik, Bhupender, Shakti Singh, Sachin Kumar, Rahul and Yogesh.

A Delhi court permits NIA to collect voice and handwriting samples from 26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana, following his extradition to India.

Delhi Court Allows NIA to Collect Samples from Rana

Delhi court allows NIA to gather crucial voice and handwriting samples from Tahawwur Rana. Key step in the investigation of 26/11 attacks.

26/11 Case: Tahawwur Rana faces fresh investigation step

A Delhi court has allowed NIA to collect voice and handwriting samples from Tahawwur Rana, a key accused in the 26/11 case.

A Delhi court has allowed the NIA to collect the voice and handwriting samples of 26/11 Mumbai attack accused Tahawwur Hussain Rana, a source said.
Special National Investigation Agency (NIA) Judge Chander Jit Singh, who on April 28 extended Rana's custody for 12 days, passed the order on April 30 on an application moved by the agency.
Rana, a close associate of 26/11 main conspirator David Coleman Headley, alias Daood Gilani, a US citizen, was brought to India after the US Supreme Court on April 4 dismissed his review plea against his extradition to India.
On November 26, 2008, a group of 10 Pakistani terrorists went on a rampage, carrying out a coordinated attack on a railway station, two luxury hotels, and a Jewish center after they sneaked into India's financial capital using the sea route.
As many as 166 people were killed in the nearly 60-hour assault.

Additional sessions judge Chander Jit Singh dismissed the plea and posted the order on Rashid's regular bail plea on March 19.

Delhi Court Denies Parole for Kashmir MP Rashid

Court denies custody parole for Kashmir MP engineer Rashid

Additional sessions judge Chander Jit Singh dismissed the plea and posted the order on Rashid's regular bail plea on March 19.

A Delhi court on Monday rejected the plea of jailed Jammu and Kashmir MP Engineer Rashid seeking custody parole to attend the Parliament session.
Additional sessions judge Chander Jit Singh dismissed the plea and posted the order on Rashid's regular bail plea on March 19.
A detailed order is awaited.
On March 3, the court asked the NIA to respond to the plea, following which it reserved its verdict after hearing the arguments.
The application, filed by advocate Vikhyat Oberoi for Rashid on February 27, sought the relief on the grounds that Rashid was a parliamentarian and needed to attend the upcoming session to fulfil his public duty.
Sheikh Abdul Rashid, popularly known as Engineer Rashid, defeated Chief Minister Omar Abdullah in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls in Baramulla.
Rashid's regular bail application is currently pending before the court.
The second part of Parliament's Budget session would begin on March 10 and end on April 4.
The judge on September 10 granted interim bail to Rashid to enable him to campaign for the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir. Rashid surrendered himself before Tihar Jail on October 27.
Rashid has been lodged in Tihar jail since 2019 after he was arrested by the NIA under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act in a 2017 terror funding case.
Elections to the 90-member J-K assembly were held in three phases from September 18 to October 1. The results were declared on October 8 in which the National Conference-Congress alliance attained a clear majority with 48 seats.
The Delhi High Court on February 24 directed the sessions judge to expeditiously decide the bail plea of Rashid in the case.
The high court passed the directions in view of a December 24, 2024 order, by which the sessions court requested the district judge to transfer the case to a court designated to try lawmakers.
Rashid's name cropped up during the investigation of Kashmiri businessman Zahoor Watali, who was arrested by the NIA for allegedly funding terrorist groups and separatists in the Kashmir Valley.
The NIA filed a chargesheet against several persons, including Kashmiri separatist leader Yasin Malik, Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed and Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, in the case.
Malik was sentenced to life imprisonment by a trial court in 2022 after he pleaded guilty to the charges.&nbsp;

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