Kanhaiya, Umar, Anirban didn't misuse liberty: Police to court

August 26, 2016 18:17

Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union President Kanhaiya Kumar and two other students did not misuse interim bail conditions and cooperated with the probe in a sedition case relating to the alleged anti-India slogan-shouting at the university campus in February, Delhi Police on Friday told a court in Delhi.

The special cell of Delhi police made the submission in reply to the applications seeking regular bail for the three accused in the case before Additional Sessions Judge Reetesh Singh, who reserved the order on the accused's pleas for tomorrow.

Special Public Prosecutor Rajiv Mohan said the three accused have "cooperated" during the investigation and they have "not misused" their interim bail.

The probe agency also told the court that if granted bail, there must be certain conditions imposed on the accused as the investigation was still going on in the matter.

Kanhaiya, Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya, who are out on interim bail, had moved the court for regular bail.

Kanhaiya's move came after the Delhi High Court on August 17 had refused his application for regular bail and asked him to approach the sessions court for the purpose. He was granted interim bail by the high court on March 2 for six months which is scheduled to expire on September 1.

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