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The Delhi High Court has sought the NIA's stance on Baramulla mp engineer rashid's bail plea in a terror funding case. Rashid's appeal challenges a trial court's denial of bail and contests the charges framed against him. The NIA has been asked to address the delay in challenging the charges, with both cases scheduled for a hearing on July 29.

Awami Ittehad Party organized a demonstration at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, marking six years of Lok Sabha mp engineer rashid's imprisonment. AIP workers and civil society activists protested, deeming his continued detention an assault on democracy. Demonstrators demanded Rashid's immediate release, emphasizing that his incarceration undermines the mandate of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

An NIA court in Delhi has reserved its verdict on jailed Baramulla mp engineer rashid's request for interim bail or custody parole to participate in the upcoming Parliament monsoon session, scheduled to begin on July 21.

Baramulla mp engineer rashid condemned remarks by Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti labeling him a 'BJP proxy,' calling them shameful. Rashid, who has been in Tihar Jail for over five years, asserts he is a victim of the BJP. He was granted interim bail to campaign in the forthcoming Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections.

Baramulla mp engineer rashid approaches Delhi High Court to modify the order allowing him to attend parliamentary sessions in custody. He seeks waiver of the Rs. 1.45 lakh daily travel expense from Tihar Jail. His plea highlights the unaffordability of the cost and the absence of such conditions in previous instances. The hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.

Delhi high court has granted a 2-day parole to mp engineer rashid to attend the Budget session on February 11 and 13. Rashid, elected from Baramulla in 2024, is currently held in Tihar Jail since his 2019 arrest by NIA in a terror-funding case that involves connections to Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hizbul Mujahideen leaders.

A Delhi court has granted permission for Baramulla mp engineer rashid, currently in Tihar jail under UAPA charges, to attend Parliament on September 9 to vote in the vice-president's election. Special NIA judge Chander Jit Singh approved the visit after the NIA stated no objections.

The Delhi court has delayed its decision on Lok Sabha mp engineer rashid's bail plea until September 11. Rashid, who defeated Omar Abdullah in recent elections, is jailed for a terror-funding case. Arrested by the NIA under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act in 2019, he remains in Tihar Jail.

The bail was granted by Delhi's special NIA court earlier in the day to allow Rashid to campaign for the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections.

The Delhi high court has allowed J&K's Baramulla Lok Sabha mp engineer rashid, arrested in a 2017 terror-funding case, to attend the ongoing Parliament session in-custody. Rashid, who won as an Independent candidate, will return to jail after daily Parliament proceedings until April 4. Rashid has been in Tihar Jail since 2019 under charges involving Pakistan-based militants.

The NIA has opposed the bail of newly elected J&K mp engineer rashid, fearing he might misuse his position to influence witnesses and obstruct justice. Rashid, jailed under UAPA charges, defeated ex-CM Omar Abdullah in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. The agency cited his past misuse of jail facilities and alleged terrorist links.

Baramulla mp engineer rashid has announced an indefinite hunger strike from Tihar jail to protest his inability to attend the upcoming Budget session due to incarceration. Despite his election in June, he was denied bail to represent his constituency. Rashid calls this a deprivation of his democratic rights.

The Delhi high court has issued a notice to the NIA regarding a plea by jailed J&K mp engineer rashid to attend the ongoing Parliament session. Rashid, arrested in 2019 on terror funding charges, seeks permission to fulfill his legislative duties. The court had earlier rejected his custody parole request, with a bail decision expected soon.

J&K mp engineer rashid, incarcerated since 2019 in a terror funding case, will begin a 24-hour hunger strike inside Tihar Jail on Sunday. The protest aims to highlight the alleged denial of democratic rights to Kashmiris and the silence of national parties regarding those detained under UAPA for their political beliefs.

Baramulla mp engineer rashid met J&K lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha to request reinstatement of around 60 dismissed government employees with alleged separatist links. Rashid, who secured bail to campaign and won from prison, seeks intervention for issues facing north Kashmir, particularly those accused of separatism and terrorism.

A Delhi court has denied Jammu and Kashmir mp engineer rashid custody parole to attend Parliament's upcoming session. Rashid, jailed since 2019 on terror funding charges, sought parole to fulfill parliamentary duties. The court will rule on his regular bail plea on March 19. Previously, Rashid was granted interim bail for the J&K Assembly elections.

A Delhi court will decide on December 19 whether to transfer the terror-funding case against newly elected mp engineer rashid to a special court. Rashid, jailed since 2019, won the Baramulla seat in the 2024 elections. The NIA alleges Rashid's involvement with Hafiz Saeed and Syed Salahuddin in a conspiracy to wage war against India and create unrest in Kashmir.

Jailed Baramulla MP, Sheikh Abdul Rashid, also known as Engineer Rashid, has petitioned a Delhi court for permission to vote in the upcoming Vice-Presidential election on September 9. Currently held in Tihar Jail on terror funding charges, Rashid's plea is before the Special NIA Court at Patiala House.