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1994 ISRO Espionage Case: Kerala HC quashes 60 days time limit on pre-arrest bail granted to Siby Mathews

By ANI | Published: November 16, 2021 12:18 PM

Kerala High Court on Tuesday quashed the time limit of 60 days imposed by the sessions court for the pre-arrest bail to former Director-General of Police Siby Mathews, who is the fourth accused in a case relating to conspiracy to frame former ISRO scientist Nambi Narayanan and others in the 1994 ISRO Espionage case.

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Kerala High Court on Tuesday quashed the time limit of 60 days imposed by the sessions court for the pre-arrest bail to former Director-General of Police Siby Mathews, who is the fourth accused in a case relating to conspiracy to frame former ISRO scientist Nambi Narayanan and others in the 1994 ISRO Espionage case.

A single Bench of Justice K Haripal quashed it while considering a petition filed by Siby Mathews.

The sessions court's order was set to expire on October 24th. But the Kerala High Court extended it several times after Siby Mathews approached it against the time limit.

The sessions Court at Thiruvananthapuram granted him pre-arrest bail for 60 days on August 24.

Earlier on Tuesday, the Kerala High Court dismissed the plea of S Vijayan, the former police officer, who is an accused in the conspiracy case linked to the 1994 ISRO espionage case which sought an investigation into the allegations against Nambi Narayanan, who was the former ISRO scientist who had transferred large tracts of land worth crores to the investigating officials of CBI at Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu.

( With inputs from ANI )

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