Supreme Court of India
Redaul Hussain Khan v. National Investigation Agency
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BAIL: ... UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES (PREVENTION) ACT, 1967: c ss.43- (2)(b ), 3, 13, 15 and 17 - 'Terrorist act' - Petitioner arrested on the allegations that they were sending money to an extremist organization - Said organization later declared as "unlawful association" - Pleas for granting statutory bail for non-completion of investigation within prescribed time, and that the organization concerned was declared an "unlawful association" much later than the arrest of the petitioner and that ..... the money recovered from him belonged to his mother - Held: Cannot be sustained - It cannot be said
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