“That Ship Has Sailed”: Delhi HC denies Default Bail to Lal Qila Metro Blast accused, Upholds 180-Day UAPA detention under Section 43-D

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What happened

Public reports summarise the development as: “That Ship Has Sailed”: Delhi HC denies Default Bail to Lal Qila Metro Blast accused, Upholds 180-Day UAPA detention under Section 43-D.

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Legal issue

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Relevant law / section

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What the Court / Authority actually did

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Why it matters

Liberty and criminal-procedure stages (FIR, investigation, bail, trial) must be named before any guilt narrative.

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