The Delhi High Court has extended the custody parole of Ibrahim Puthanathani, the National Coordinator of the Popular Front of India (PFI) for six hours to attend his daughter’s wedding in Kerala. Puthanathani is a defendant in a UAPA case registered by the National Investigation Agency for allegedly organising and conducting arms training camps in various states. The accused had previously been granted custody parole for four hours, but approached the high court to challenge the decision and request interim bail. The court declined to grant interim bail but allowed an extension of the custody parole to six hours. The NIA has alleged that various members of the PFI were conspiring and collecting funds from India and abroad to carry out terrorist activities in multiple states. They were also involved in radicalising and recruiting Muslim youth for proscribed organisations such as ISIS.
Delhi High Court Grants PFI Coordinator Custody Parole for Daughter’s Wedding in UAPA Case
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