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Kazmi urges resumption of hearing in
sessions court
Wednesday July 11, 2012 06:50:11 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: Journalist Syed Mohammad Kazmi, arrested for his alleged role in Feb 13
Israeli embassy car blast here, urged the Delhi High Court
Wednesday to order the resumption of hearing on his plea in a
sessions court.
Kazmi's counsel Mehmood Pracha moved an application before Justice
Manmohan, requesting to resume the hearing on his criminal
revision petition in the court of Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ)
S.S. Rathi.
The petition said: "The (high court's) order dated July 2 may be
modified to the extent that the proceedings in the criminal
revision before Judge Rathi be allowed to continue on issues apart
from the competence of the CMM (chief metropolitan magistrate) to
grant/extend the custody in the said matter."
The high court July 2 suspended the hearing and the June 8 order
of the ASJ who had questioned the magistrate's power to extend the
judicial or police custody of an accused under the anti-terror
law.
Kazmi in his revision petition, filed before the ASJ, challenged
the magistrate court order that granted to police an additional 90
days for investigation.
He was arrested March 6 for his alleged involvement in the embassy
car bombing. Four people were injured when an Israeli embassy car
was struck by a bomb near the Prime Minister's House in central
Delhi.
Tal Yehoshua Koren, 42, wife of Israeli defence attache Colonel
Yossi Refaelov, suffered multiple injuries when a motorcycle rider
attached a magnetic explosive device to her car and sped away.
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