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Khalid Saifi, accused in the Delhi riots case and founder of "United Against Hate," argued in the Delhi High Court for bail due to the delay in trial. He was represented by senior advocate Rebecca John, who stated that a speedy trial is a constitutional right and that protest should not be considered a terrorist act.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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