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Justice Pratibha Rani of the Delhi High Court granted Kumar interim bail for six months on a personal bond of Rs 10,000, an undertaking not to take part actively or passively in any activity which may be termed anti-national, and one surety, preferably a JNU faculty member. He was barred from leaving the country without the court's permission. The Additional Solicitor General, for the State, opposed bail; the Standing Counsel for the Government of NCT of Delhi submitted that he may be released on bail. The order said the investigation was at a nascent stage and that the thoughts reflected in the slogans could not be claimed to be protected as a fundamental right to free speech. [2][1]
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Sources
- 1Delhi High Court grants interim bail to Kanhaiya Kumar [Read Order]LiveLaw, 2 Mar 2016T5 SecondaryArchived 5 Mar 2016
- 2Kanhaiya Kumar v. State of NCT of Delhi, W.P.(Crl.) 558/2016, order of 2 March 2016Delhi High Court (text on Indian Kanoon), 2 Mar 2016T2 CourtArchived 3 Mar 2016