The court indicated that a courtroom might be set up inside Tihar Jail for conducting the trial in the Rubaiya Sayeed kidnapping case, which involves the cross-examination of prosecution witnesses.
Yasin Malik received a life sentence from a trial court last year in connection with a case involving the funding…
On Friday, the prison authorities had launched a probe after Malik was taken to Supreme Court without following standard operating procedure.
Reacting to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) seeking death sentence for Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chief Yasin Malik,…
Malik and his associates have been identified by a witness as those who held guns with malicious intent when the four IAF officers were shot dead.
Rubaiya was kidnapped in 1989 in Kashmir and was set free in exchange for release of five terrorists.
The NIA Court in its order had awarded two life sentences and five punishments of 10 years of 'Rigorous Imprisonment' each to the convict.
The top prison official informed that Sukesh was demanding to arrange a meeting with his wife Leena Maria Paul, who is currently lodged in Jail no 6 of Tihar Jail.
The 56-year-old separatist leader has requested to physically appear when a court in Jammu hears the case on August 23.
Rubaiya Sayeed appeared before the CBI court here and identified Yasin Malik and three other accused as her abductors.
