“The documented material shows that the appellant (ISMAIL) received proper treatment and he showed improvement even when incarcerated. This shows that the appellant was properly treated in prison.”
The court added in the May 13 order: “In addition, the latest medical report from the AIIMS Medical Board shows that the appellant’s condition does not allow the appellant to fail to grant the appellant temporary bail, which will worsen.”
The court directed prison authorities to continue receiving treatment, including doctors’ regulations, including regular physical therapy and continuous monitoring of Ismail’s blood pressure arrested on September 22, 2022.
Prison authorities were further asked to bring him to AIIMS once a month to monitor his condition.
According to the NIA, the case is related to conspiracy between office bearers, members and PFI, who have participated in the raising or raising funds from India and abroad through banking channels, Hawala, Hawala and donations, as well as donations or commitments to terrorist acts throughout India, including Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Karnataka, Uttar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar and tar Pradhi and after all defendants, including the appellant, arrested all defendants, a charge was filed against 19 defendants, including PFI, under the provisions of the Illegal Activities (Prevention) Act.
What the NIA calls Ismail involved in the plot of radical Muslim youth, inspiring them through the leadership of the Indian government and organizations that do not believe in establishing Islamic rule in India.
