Antilia Bomb Scare Case: HC Bench Recuses From Hearing NIA's Appeal Against Bail to Ex-Policeman Sachin Vaze
The agency says the special court wrongly granted bail because it failed to establish a terrorism case under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
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Antilia bomb scare case: HC Bench recuses from hearing NIA's appeal against bail to ex-policeman Sachin Vaze
HC Bench recuses from NIA’s appeal against bail for Sachin Vaze in Antilia case, directing assignment to another panel as questions linger over evidence and timing of witness statements
Bombay HC bench recuses from hearing NIA's appeal against Sachin Waze's bail
A division bench of the Bombay High Court recused itself from hearing the National Investigation Agency's appeal challenging the bail granted to dismissed cop Sachin Waze in the 2021 Antilia bomb scare case. Two judges cited previous connections or difficulties in hearing the matter, leading to the case being referred to another bench.
Antilia bomb scare case: HC bench recuses in NIA's appeal against bail granted to Sachin Waze
A division bench of the Bombay High Court recused itself from hearing the appeal filed by the NIA. The appeal challenged a special court order granting bail to Sachin Waze in the Antilia bomb scare case. Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh stated that Waze has not yet walked out of jail. The special NIA court criticized the agency for its failure to record witness statements effectively.
Antilia bomb scare: Bombay HC bench recuses from hearing NIA's appeal against bail to ex-cop Sachin Waze
A division bench of the Bombay High Court on Wednesday recused itself from hearing an appeal filed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) challenging a special court order granting bail to dismissed cop Sachin Waze in the 2021 Antilia bomb scare case.
The Bombay High Court has issued a major decision in the Antilia bomb scare case. The court has temporarily stayed the bail application of accused Sachin Vaze until October 7. Let's learn more about the entire matter.
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