A local court in north Kashmir has remanded hardline Hurriyat leader and Muslim league chairman Masarat Alam Bhat in judicial custody till April 15 and he has been sent to Baramulla district jail.
Follow up:
Masarat was produced by the police before the court of Munsif Magistrate at Tangmarg today.
“Masarat was supposed to be produced before the sub-judge Pattan, where he is facing trial in an FIR registered against him in 2010. Since the said judge was on leave, in his absence, Masarat as an undertrial was produced before the court of Munsif (1st Class Magistrate) at Tangmarg in north Kashmir”, said Masarat’s lawyer Shabbir Ahmad.
Masarat Alam is facing trial in case FIR 215/2010 registered against him under Sections 148, 149, 332, 336, 307 and 427 of RPC at Pattan police station in Baramulla district. The police has already produced chargesheet in this case before the court of sub judge Pattan in north Kashmir.
“Since Masarat has not been bailed out in the case as yet, the Munsif court at Tangmarg today sent him to judicial custody till April 15 to district jail Baramulla,” Shabbir added.
Masarat, who since his arrest in 2010 has been booked five times under the Public Safety Act (PSA) by the authorities, had challenged his continuous detention before the Supreme Court in January this year.
The state government had informed the apex court on Friday that Masarat’s detention under the PSA had been revoked on March 18.
While disposing of his habeas corpus petition, the apex court had on March 22 directed the authorities that Masarat should be informed a week in advance in case the government intends to detain him again.
Follow up:
Masarat was produced by the police before the court of Munsif Magistrate at Tangmarg today.
“Masarat was supposed to be produced before the sub-judge Pattan, where he is facing trial in an FIR registered against him in 2010. Since the said judge was on leave, in his absence, Masarat as an undertrial was produced before the court of Munsif (1st Class Magistrate) at Tangmarg in north Kashmir”, said Masarat’s lawyer Shabbir Ahmad.
Masarat Alam is facing trial in case FIR 215/2010 registered against him under Sections 148, 149, 332, 336, 307 and 427 of RPC at Pattan police station in Baramulla district. The police has already produced chargesheet in this case before the court of sub judge Pattan in north Kashmir.
“Since Masarat has not been bailed out in the case as yet, the Munsif court at Tangmarg today sent him to judicial custody till April 15 to district jail Baramulla,” Shabbir added.
Masarat, who since his arrest in 2010 has been booked five times under the Public Safety Act (PSA) by the authorities, had challenged his continuous detention before the Supreme Court in January this year.
The state government had informed the apex court on Friday that Masarat’s detention under the PSA had been revoked on March 18.
While disposing of his habeas corpus petition, the apex court had on March 22 directed the authorities that Masarat should be informed a week in advance in case the government intends to detain him again.
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