Khemka & Associates notes the Hon’ble Special NIA Court’s judgment of November 28, 2024, which acquitted three individuals of all charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in Case RC-01/2018/NIA/MUM.. The court found no evidence connecting the accused to terrorism or proscribed organizations such as the Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT).
Judicial Findings:
The individuals were acquitted of all UAPA charges, with the court emphasizing a lack of substantiating evidence for allegations of terrorism.
Convictions pertain solely to immigration violations under the Foreigners Act and forgery-related offenses under the Indian Penal Code, unrelated to terrorism.
The National Investigation Agency’s press release of the same date (28.11.2024) presents a narrative of terrorism-related convictions, which is inconsistent with the court’s findings.
Call to Action:
Relevant parties are encouraged to ensure that all public communications reflect the judicial record accurately.
Media organizations are requested to revise any reports inconsistent with the court’s findings.
Khemka & Associates remains committed to representing the legal and factual position in accordance with judicial determinations.
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