Court
rejects Madani's bail plea
Friday February 11, 2011 06:03:17 PM,
IANS
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Bangalore: The
Karnataka High Court Friday rejected the bail plea of Abdul Nasir
Madani, leader of the Kerala-based People's Democractic Party and
an accused in the Banglaore blasts case.
Madani has been in a Bangalore jail since Aug 17 last year after
his arrest in Kerala.
Justice V. Jagannathan accepted the state government's plea that
it was not safe to grant bail to Madani as he was "involved in
terror activities and most witnesses in the case are being
threatened".
The blasts in 2008 killed a woman and injured 15 people.
Justice Jagannathan said Madani was free to approach the Supreme
Court with his bail application.
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