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LeT suspects move High Court for bail

BANGALORE: The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday adjourned petitions by three alleged members of the banned extremist organisation, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), seeking their release on bail. The petitioners, Noor alias Noorullah, Mohammad Irfan and Mohammad Razhur Rehman, had filed petitions before the court saying that they were innocent and were not involved in any subversive activities. They alleged that they were “framed” by the authorities and that they are innocent.

They had urged the court to give them bail and said they are not members of the LeT.

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