Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Friday said that Pastor Stan Swamy could continue to live in a private hospital in Bandra until Tuesday.
The 84-year-old Jesuit Priest and activists were accused and arrested last year in the case of Parishad Elgar January 2018.
Meanwhile, Fr Stan also submitted a new challenge to the strict provisions of Section 43 D (5) of the activity that violated the law (prevention) Act (UPA) What regulates guarantee grants in cases where the actions and violations of the terror are called.
The provisions of the bar are guaranteed to be accused under UPA, if after hearing prosecution too, the court pulled the prime opinion of Facie that the accusation was true.
He also looked for instructions to put aside the term ‘frontal organization’ terminology from the first schedule of UPA, claiming it was used by a prosecutor agent to “openly and arbitraryly” opposed the bail application.
FR STAN for guarantees is scheduled to be heard on Friday before SS Shinde and NJ Jamadar justice but due to lack of time, it was postponed until July 6.
His advisor, Mihir Desai, said that in the Holy Family Hospital had been extended until July 5 and he was still in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) after being positively tested for Covid-19 at the reception last month.
He is looking for an expanded hospitalization until the next hearing date, which is agreed by HC.
He appeted by the commands of the Special Nia Court who passed last year rejected his request for guarantees, both at the basis of medical and service.
The part under the UPA creates “obstacles” to be accused of being guaranteed, the fresh petition states, adding that it is a violation of Article 14 (equality before the law) and 21 (the right to life) the constitution.
He also said that by asking for him against him and accused him of being part of the frontal organization of the terrorist group that was prohibited, the National Investigation Agency (Nia) had made it impossible for him to file a guarantee “Arbitrary” Personal Liberty “.