Supreme Court of India

The State of Maharashtra v. Momin Moiuddin Gulam Hasan @ Moin Mistri

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Bench Prashant Kumar Mishra and Shree Chandrashekhar JJ.
Decided 21 September 2026

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What the Court ordered

We are of the opinion that the Special Judge in the order dated 17th December 2022 intended to convey that the time for retrieval of data is itself a sufficient ground to grant an extension of time for filing the charge sheet, though sanction for prosecution is also a material ground.

Judgment, page 24

In brief

An FIR was registered by the Maharashtra ATS on 21 September 2022 against the respondents and others for offences under sections 120B, 121A and 153A IPC and section 13(1)(b) UAPA, alleging that members of the Popular Front of India were plotting to overthrow the Government, take foreign aid and establish an Islamic State, with seized electronic devices, PDF material titled 'India-2047-Towards Rule of Islam in India', audio clips and foreign donations in bank accounts.…

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