CBI has opposed the personal appearance of Jammu and Kashmir separatist leader Yasin Malik in the TADA court of Jammu and Kashmir before the Supreme Court. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said that Yasin Malik is not an ordinary terrorist. He has been going to Pakistan continuously. He has shared the stage with Hafiz Saeed. We do not want to take him to Jammu and Kashmir. His going to Jammu and Kashmir may spoil the atmosphere there. If he is adamant on personal appearance, then the trial can be transferred here to Delhi.
What is the whole matter?
Let us tell you that CBI has challenged the order of September 2022 of the TADA Court of Jammu and Kashmir, in which the court had asked Yasin Malik to appear personally in the case of murder of four Indian Air Force soldiers and kidnapping of Rubaiya Saeed. Said.
Even Kasab got a chance for a fair trial – Court
During the hearing of the case, Justice Oak said how cross examination would be done without personal appearance. In our country even Ajmal Kasab was given a chance for a fair trial. However, the Supreme Court said that a court can be set up inside the jail for hearing. The Supreme Court has asked the SG to submit to the court information about the remaining witnesses in the case and the people who have been made co-accused with Yasin. Tell the court how many witnesses need protection. SG Tushar Mehta said that we do not want to take Yasin Malik to Jammu, it is a matter of security. The Supreme Court said that he can also appear through video conferencing. The court will hear the matter again next Thursday.
The atmosphere of the state may deteriorate – CBI
SG Tushar Mehta told the Supreme Court that witnesses will need tight security. A witness was murdered. Yasin Malik says we will appear personally. He wants to appear in this court also. CBI says that the personal appearance of Yasin Malik may spoil the atmosphere of the state and the safety of the witnesses in the case may be at risk.
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