India — Delhi High Court & India — National Investigation Agency

India — Delhi High Court: The India — Delhi High Court granted bail to Khurram Parvez>>> in a terror-conspiracy case, citing prolonged incarceration and slow trial progress, which directly impacts the legal proceedings and the accused's liberty.

India — National Investigation Agency: The India — National Investigation Agency investigated the terror-conspiracy case against Khurram Parvez>>> and opposed his bail, but the India — Delhi High Court ultimately granted it, indicating a setback for the agency's prosecution efforts.

India — Delhi High Court: The court is hearing the appeals and has sought NIA's response, playing a central role in the judicial process.

India — National Investigation Agency: The NIA investigated the case and is responding to the appeals; its actions are central to the proceedings.

India — Delhi High Court: The India — Delhi High Court granted interim bail to Sheikh Abdul Rashid>>> for his father's funeral, setting specific conditions for his release.

India — National Investigation Agency: The India — National Investigation Agency is investigating the terror-funding case against Sheikh Abdul Rashid>>> and has framed charges against him.

India — Delhi High Court: The India — Delhi High Court refused to suspend the bail order but imposed tougher restrictions on Parvez and Mehraj.

India — National Investigation Agency: The India — National Investigation Agency is the Indian federal counter-terror agency that arrested Parvez and Mehraj and is appealing their bail.

India — Delhi High Court: Issued notice on bail pleas and scheduled hearing, playing a central role in the ongoing legal process.

India — National Investigation Agency: Mentioned as the act under which Khalid approached the High Court; not directly involved in this hearing.

India — Delhi High Court: The Delhi HC sought responses on police action and dismissed a PIL seeking an NIA probe.

India — National Investigation Agency: The NIA was mentioned in a PIL seeking a probe into the protests, but the PIL was withdrawn.