Bareilly: Twelve members of Tabligh Jamaat have now been released from all charges by the Head of the Court of Bareilly.
Fifteen months ago, they were booked for ‘negligence’ and ‘disobedience of “Covid norms.
Among those who were released were nine Thai citizens, two of their translators and caregivers of the mosque in Shahjahanpur where they lived after attending the Jamaat Jamaat in Delhi .
Thai citizens have been allowed to return to their homes.
Milan Gupta, advice for members of the Jamaat said that the order was ratified orally on Saturday.
“Copy of judgment is not delivered instantly on liberation.
We have been propagated and it must be available after the court opened on Tuesday.
“In early March, thousands of people gathered at Nizamuddin Markaz (Center) from Tabligh Jamaat.
The Interior Ministry places a member of the Member and the main contact at 9,000.
The center then said that 2,300 foreign nationals have participated in the event.
Congregation ends on March 15 2020, after that the center announced locking.
Foreign nationals cannot leave the country and continue to light up.
Among them nine Thai residents, who went to Shahjahanpur and installed a mosque along with their two translators Hussain Ahmad and Abdul Sardar MS (both of them came from Tamil Nadu) Spread dangerous disease infection), 270 (malignant nt acts tend to spread infection of a disease Ahaya), 271 (disobedience of quarantine government) from IPC and part 3 of the epidemic law (distracying regulations are made under the law).
Thailand Nationals too, separately, were ordered based on Part 14 of the Foreign Act (violating Visa rules).
When they were in prison, the case they went to the High Court of Allahabad who, in November, gave them a guarantee.
However, the accusation has not fallen, a passport of nine Thai citizens with the police and they cannot leave the country and continue to live in the mosque.