Supreme Court of India
Afzalkhan @ Babu Murtuzahan Pathan v. State of Gujarat
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Bail-Entitlement to, in case of TADA detenus-One accused allegedly went to Pakistan as part of a group for training in terrorist activities Another accused provided monetary help to the group and was also found · in possession of large quantity of arms-Held: Ordinarily, bail application, in a case of this nature, which involves the security of the State should be rejected-It is very difficult to say at this stage as to whether the accused are parties to a larger conspiracy or not-Strong prima facie case made out against the accused-Their release at this juncture may hamper smooth conduct of
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