More ‘innocent’ Delhi riots accused get bail with our help: JUH

New Delhi, Dec 20 : At least two dozen “innocent” accused in the February riots in northeast Delhi which broke out following clashes over the CAA have managed to secure bail with legal help from the Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, the organisation said.
JUH President Arshad Madani said: “Our legal struggle will continue for justice to all innocent people.” The Jamiat, in a statement, said that the Delhi High Court has granted conditional bail to Rehan Pardhan, Arshad Qayyum, Irshad Ahmed, Muhammad Rehan, Reyast Ali, Shah Alam, Rashid Saifi and Zubair Ahmed while accused Zubair Ahmed has been released from jail.
Earlier, bail was granted to Ali, Shah Alam, Saifi, Qayyum, Mohammad Shadab, Mohammad Abid and other accused by the Karkarduma Sessions Court.
Advocate Zaheer-ud-Din Babar Chauhan and his assistant, Advocate Dinesh, appeared for the accused on behalf of Jamiat.
Welcoming the bail to 24 accused, Madani said that the Jamiat’s intention is not only to secure release on bail, but “an attempt to bring justice to the innocent people who have been arrested in the riots on false charges”.