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Allow persons held in blasts to consult lawyers: HC

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Posted: Oct 03, 2008 at 1632 hrs IST

New Delhi, October 3: The Delhi High Court on Friday directed the city police to allow all persons arrested in connection with the September 13 serial bomb blasts to speak to their advocates and relatives.

A Bench comprising Chief Justice A P Shah and Justice S Muralidhar passed the direction on a PIL filed by an NGO, People's Union for Democratic Rights, which alleged that the arrested persons were being deprived of their constitutional rights by not allowing them to consult their lawyers.

The High Court asked the police to allow Zia-ur-Rehman and Saqib Nissar to meet their relatives and advocates in the evening and made it clear that the police would provide similar facilities to other arrested persons also if they make a request on similar lines.

Rehman and Nissar were arrested by the police from Jamia Nagar on September 20, a day after two alleged militants were gunned down in an encounter.

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