NEW DELHI: Discharging four accused in a terror funding case, a Delhi court has pulled up the NIA for booking A K Jain, one of them, under strict provisions of the UAPA just because illegal arms were allegedly recovered from his house, reports Usha Das.
“This reveals a sad state of affairs where the high-handedness of police officers makes a person suffer for the crime he has not committed,” additional sessions judge Parveen Singh said, adding, “there is no evidence at all of the accused (Jain) of either being involved in the conspiracy or terrorist activities or activities related to terror funding,” the judge said.
The court said Adish Kumar Jain could not have been made an accused in this case unless it was shown that evidence that was collected for the hawala transactions of this accused, some of which are on record, reflected that he was engaged in receiving or…
“This reveals a sad state of affairs where the high-handedness of police officers makes a person suffer for the crime he has not committed,” additional sessions judge Parveen Singh said, adding, “there is no evidence at all of the accused (Jain) of either being involved in the conspiracy or terrorist activities or activities related to terror funding,” the judge said.
The court said Adish Kumar Jain could not have been made an accused in this case unless it was shown that evidence that was collected for the hawala transactions of this accused, some of which are on record, reflected that he was engaged in receiving or…
