Tag: UAPA
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Police Attach Former Bar President’s Home Under UAPA in Srinagar
Overview: Attachment under UAPA for a Former Bar Leader In a move that has drawn attention across Jammu and Kashmir’s legal community, the local police have ordered the attachment of a two-storey residential house and adjacent land owned by Mian Abdul Qayoom, the former president of the Jammu and Kashmir Bar Association. The order has…
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UAPA Action: Police Attach Former Bar Association President Mian Abdul Qayoom’s House in Srinagar
Introduction: A Legal Move Under UAPA The Jammu and Kashmir Police have initiated a significant legal action by attaching a two-storey residential house and adjoining land owned by Mian Abdul Qayoom, the former president of the Jammu and Kashmir Bar Association. The measure is taken under provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), the…
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Policing Kashmir: House and land of former Bar Association chief seized under UAPA
Background: Why a residence was attached The Jammu and Kashmir Police have moved to attach a two-storey residential house and adjoining land owned by Mian Abdul Qayoom, the former President of the Jammu and Kashmir Bar Association. The action, taken under provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), underscores the ongoing use of anti-terrorism…
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Best Morning to Send a Message? Supreme Court Denies Bail in UAPA Case Linked to Delhi Blast Aftermath
Overview: Bail Denied in a High-Profile UAPA Case The Supreme Court has denied bail in a case filed under the UnLAWful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), arising from the chaotic aftermath of a Delhi blast. The ruling underscores the court’s approach to cases involving sensitive security concerns and alleged inflammatory material distributed through online platforms. Legal…
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Bail Denied in High-Profile UAPA Case Linked to Delhi Blast Aftermath
Overview: Court Denies Bail in a High-Profile UAPA Case The Supreme Court has refused bail in a controversial UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention Act) case that emerged in the immediate aftermath of a significant Delhi blast. The decision underscores mounting concerns over handling of inflammatory material and online communication in terrorism-related prosecutions, while shaping the narrative…
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Supreme Court Denies Bail in UAPA Case Tied to Delhi Blast After Inflammatory Material Found
Overview The Supreme Court has denied bail in a UAPA (Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act) case linked to the aftermath of a Delhi blast, signaling the gravity of the material under scrutiny and the need to curb support networks that could facilitate extremist activities. The order underscores the Court’s cautious approach to cases involving national security…