India's Supreme Court Mandates One-Year Completion for UAPA Trials

India's Supreme Court has mandated that trials in UAPA cases investigated by the NIA must be completed within one year, to be handled by exclusive special courts with dedicated prosecutors.

24 Mar, 22:42 — 24 Mar, 22:42

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual15d ago

SC: Trials in UAPA cases must be completed in 1 year

The Supreme Court mandated that UAPA cases investigated by the NIA must conclude within a year through exclusive special courts. States must identify court needs and appoint dedicated prosecutors. The Centre offers funding for these courts, aiming to expedite trials and address bail concerns. Delhi leads in pending NIA cases.

By DHANANJAY MAHAPATRA

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