Terror accused Maulana Quavi gets bail from Guj High Court
30 Aug 2014 4:33 AM IST
The Gujarat High Court here today granted bail to terror accused Maulana Abdul Quavi, a Hyderabad based cleric who was arrested by Crime Branch on allegation of taking part in anti-national activities with the aide of Pakistan-based terrorist outfits. A division bench of justices Anant S Dave and Moninder Pal granted bail to Quavi on a surety of Rs 50,000 and directed him to surrender his passport.
The court has also directed Quavi to appear before the Ahmedabad city Crime Branch office once a month. Quavi had sought bail from the High Court last month in the alleged ‘2003 ISI conspiracy case’, after a special court under Prevention of Terrorism Activities Act (POTA) had rejected his plea in the same case.
The court has also directed Quavi to appear before the Ahmedabad city Crime Branch office once a month. Quavi had sought bail from the High Court last month in the alleged ‘2003 ISI conspiracy case’, after a special court under Prevention of Terrorism Activities Act (POTA) had rejected his plea in the same case.
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