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The Delhi High Court has rejected the bail plea of a UAE-based businessman accused of funding unrest in Kashmir under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The court found that the prosecution had presented sufficient evidence to suggest the accused aided and abetted Zahoor Ahmad Shah Watali in bringing foreign money into India to fund secessionist and terrorist activities.
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