'Fighting polls not fundamental right': Delhi police opposes Tahir Hussain's interim bail plea in HC
💨 Abstract
Delhi Police opposed the plea of former AAP politician Tahir Hussain, accused in a 2020 riots-related murder case, seeking his release to contest assembly elections on an AIMIM ticket. The police argued that contesting elections is not a fundamental right and Hussain, as the "main conspirator" of the riots, could complete formalities from custody.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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