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Supreme Court Grants Bail to Two Alleged Indian Mujahideen Operatives After 12 Years
✍️ Times of India
🗓 29 Jul 2026, 06:41 PM
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The Supreme Court has granted bail to two men accused of being part of the Indian Mujahideen, after they had been in custody for more than a decade.
Supreme Court of India has granted bail to two men accused of being part of the Indian Mujahideen after they had spent more than a decade in custody.
The two operatives, whose identities have not been disclosed, had been held for 12 years while awaiting trial.
The court's decision allows the accused to remain free pending the outcome of their trial, a move that has been welcomed by legal experts who argue that prolonged pre‑trial detention can violate basic rights.
The two operatives, whose identities have not been disclosed, had been held for 12 years while awaiting trial.
The court's decision allows the accused to remain free pending the outcome of their trial, a move that has been welcomed by legal experts who argue that prolonged pre‑trial detention can violate basic rights.