High Court Seeks Delhi Police's Stand on Plea of 2020 Riots Case Accused to Travel to UK

Delhi High Court seeks police reply on Natasha Narwal’s plea to travel abroad

Delhi High Court seeks police reply on Natasha Narwal’s plea for UK travel during bail in UAPA case linked to 2020 northeast Delhi riots.

High Court seeks Delhi Police's stand on plea of 2020 riots case accused to travel to UK

The Delhi High Court sought the city police's stand on a plea by activist Natasha Narwal seeking permission to travel to the United Kindom for an academic conference. The plea follows Narwal's bail in connection to 2020 northeast Delhi riots. Her counsel sought an speedy decision to apply for her visa release, release her passport and purchase tickets.

HC seeks Delhi Police's stand on plea of 2020 riots case accused to travel to UK

New Delhi, Oct 12 (PTI) The Delhi High Court on Monday sought the city police’s stand on a plea by activist Natasha Narwal, who is out on bail in cases arising from the 2020 northeast Delhi riots, seeking permission to travel to the United Kingdom for an academic conference. Justice Amit Bansal issued notice on […]

Delhi HC seeks police reply on Natasha Narwal's UK travel plea

The Delhi High Court has asked Delhi Police to respond to Natasha Narwal’s plea to travel to the United Kingdom for an academic conference. The move renews focus on travel curbs faced by an activist already on bail in the UAPA case.

Delhi HC Seeks Police Response on Natasha Narwal’s Plea to Travel to Foreign for Academic Conference

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Delhi High Court on Monday sought the Delhi Police’s response to a plea by Natasha Narwal, an accused in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case, seeking permission to travel to the United Kingdom to attend an academic conference and undertake related research. India News | Delhi HC Seeks Police Response on Natasha Narwal’s Plea to Travel to Foreign for Academic Conference.

Delhi Riots: Court denies UAPA-accused Natasha Narwal permission to visit the UK for research presentation at Soros-funded SOAS; read about her role in the 2020 violence and the UK varsity's anti-Hindu activities

Additional Sessions Judge Sameer Bajpai of the Karkardooma Courts noted that the right to travel abroad is not absolute and that the pendency of the UAPA proceedings against Natasha Narwal, who was associated with the anti-Hindu Pinjra Tod outfit during the riots, remains a relevant consideration.