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The bench observed that the trial judge was trying to speed up the trial and the prosecution was also trying to conclude the case as quickly as possible. The bench said that justice done in haste is buried. We also cannot ignore the element that the quality of evidence presented before trial cannot be compromised. Noting that Jamir was a flight risk, the court said that she allegedly held a high position in the NSCN and was also in a position to influence witnesses and tamper with evidence.
The Delhi High Court has refused to grant bail to Naga insurgent organization NSCN-IM’s self-styled cabinet minister Alemala Jamir in an alleged terror funding case. A bench of Justices Navin Chawla and Shalinder Kaur on January 13 said that in view of the allegations against Jamir, the evidence and the fact that her husband was absconding, there was no merit in her appeal against the order rejecting her bail plea for the second time. Wasn’t. The accused said he was about 51 years old and had spent about 4.5 years in jail, as the prosecution was unsure about the conclusion of his case hearing.
The bench observed that the trial judge was trying to speed up the trial and the prosecution was also trying to conclude the case as quickly as possible. The bench said that justice done in haste is buried. We also cannot ignore the element that the quality of evidence presented before trial cannot be compromised. Noting that Jamir was a flight risk, the court said that she allegedly held a high position in the NSCN and was also in a position to influence witnesses and tamper with evidence.
The National Investigation Agency had registered a case against Jamir after he was stopped at the Delhi airport on December 17, 2019, with around ₹72 in cash before boarding a flight to Dimapur. The agency said it was unable to pinpoint the source of the recovered cash and the information has been sent to the Income Tax Department for investigation.
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