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Parliament security breach case: HC dismisses plea by Neelam Verma against police remand

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 3 January 2024
The Delhi High Court dismissed Neelam Verma's petition seeking release in the Parliament security breach case due to illegal police remand. Verma had already filed a bail application before the trial court. The high court stated that there were no grounds for violation of her fundamental rights. Verma's petition argued that not being allowed to consult a lawyer of her choice violated her constitutional rights, rendering the remand order unlawful. The trial court has remanded Verma in police custody until January 5.
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