SECURITYTHE HINDU NATIONAL
Supreme Court grants bail to two Indian Mujahideen 'operatives'; says continued incarceration violates right to liberty
The Supreme Court granted bail to two Indian Mujahideen operatives, ruling their 12-year incarceration in a Delhi terror case violated their right to liberty. The court noted the trial shows no prospect of an early conclusion.
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