Labour rights activist Shiv Kumar granted bail
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His fellow activist and co-accused within the three circumstances, Nodeep Kaur, was granted bail this previous week and launched from the jail.
Labour rights activist Shiv Kumar, 24, was on Thursday granted bail by the Sessions Court at Sonipat in an try and homicide case on the “ground of parity” resulting in his launch from the jail. He was earlier granted bail in two circumstances of rioting and extortion on Wednesday.
Mr. Kumar, the district president of Mazdoor Adhikar Sangathan, a staff rights’ group, was arrested by the Haryana Police on January 23 in reference to three First Information Reports registered at Kundli Police Station. The first of the three FIRs was registered on December 28, 2020 on costs of extortion, rioting and prison intimidation. On January 12, the Haryana Police registered two extra FIRs towards him on related costs, together with one with the try and homicide cost.
His fellow activist and co-accused within the three circumstances, Nodeep Kaur, was granted bail by Punjab and Haryana High Court this previous week and launched from the jail.
Session Judge Yashvir Singh Rathor, in his bail order, noticed that the co-accused Ms. Kaur, whose case was equivalent to that of applicant, was launched on bail by the High Court and thus applicant was entitled to be launched on bail on the bottom of parity. He was allowed to be launched on bail on furnishing private bond of ₹1 lakh with one surety of the like quantity to the satisfaction of Area/Duty Magistrate.
Mr. Kaur was current throughout the launch of Mr. Kumar from Sonipat Jail within the night.
Announcing his launch, Ms. Kaur, in a tweet, stated that Mr. Kumar was being taken to hospital in view of his situation and would quickly be again within the public after the restoration.
The medical report of Mr. Kumar submitted on the Punjab and Haryana High Court had revealed eight accidents and two fractures. In the report, Mr. Kumar had alleged that he was picked up by the police on January 16 at Kundli and tortured throughout unlawful custody. He was produced earlier than the court docket on January 24 and remanded to 10 days police custody. On February 2, the court docket remanded him to judicial custody.
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