Delhi Court dismisses plea seeking handcuffs for Umar Khalid and Khalid Saifi
The Hindu
The court noted that both the accused have already been granted bail in the case pending before it, and the other matter was pending before some other judge.
A court here on Thursday dismissed the applications seeking to produce former JNU student Umar Khalid and activist Khalid Saifi, arrested in connection with the last years northeast Delhi riots, before it in “handcuffs" and sought explanation from the DCPs concerned of Delhi police for moving such plea. The court noted that the applications were filed by Incharge, Lock-Up, Karkardooma District Courts, reportedly after “a decision was taken in the matter by so called senior police officers of Delhi Police to move such applications before the Court”.
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