Supreme Court Grants Bail in Narco-Terror Case, Citing 'Bail is Rule'

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The Supreme Court granted bail to Syed Iftikhar Andrabi in a narco-terrorism case, emphasizing that bail is the rule, even under the UAPA.
Andrabi is accused of involvement in an international drug trafficking and terror finance syndicate in Jammu and Kashmir.

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The Supreme Court granted bail to Syed Iftikhar Andrabi in a narco-terrorism case, emphasizing that bail is the rule, even under the UAPA. Andrabi is accused of involvement in an international drug trafficking and terror finance syndicate in Jammu and Kashmir.

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