Umar Khalid, jailed under the illegal activity (prevention) Act related to Delhi riots, has knocked on the Supreme Court on Wednesday (September 10, 2025) after the bail plea was rejected from the Delhi High Court.

The Delhi High Court on September 2, refused to grant bail to nine people including Umar Khalid and Sharjil Imam in this case and said that conspiracy violence cannot be allowed by citizens under the guise of demonstrations.

Delhi High Court rejected which bail bail,

Those who rejected the bail by the High Court include Omar Khalid, Imam, Mohammad Salim Khan, Shifa ur Rehman, Athar Khan, Miran Haider, Abdul Khalid Saifi, Gulfisha Fatima and Shadab Ahmed. At the same time, the bail plea of ​​another accused Taslim Ahmed was rejected by a separate bench of the High Court on September 2, 2025. Last week, Imam and Gulfisha Fatima had moved the Supreme Court challenging the High Court order.

What did the court say in its order,

In his order refusing to grant bail to nine accused, the Delhi High Court said, “The Constitution gives citizens the right to protest or agitation, provided they are organized, peaceful and without arms and such action should be under the purview of law.”

Upa Under 9 accused are in jail in the last five years

Khalid, Imam and the rest of the accused were booked under the provisions of the illegal activities (prevention) Act (UAPA) and the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for the alleged mastermind of the February 2020 riots. 53 people were killed in these riots and more than 700 were injured. In the year 2020, she erupted during the protest against the violence Citizenship Sansoshan Act (CAA) and NRC.

High courts arrived after the petition was dismissed in the lower court

All these accused have denied all the allegations against them. He has been in jail since 2020 and he had pleaded for bail in the High Court after his bail plea was rejected by the lower court.

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