High Court Debates MP's Attendance in Parliament Amid Terror Charges

The Delhi High Court is considering allowing Jammu and Kashmir MP Abdul Rashid Sheikh to attend Parliament despite his imprisonment for terror funding. While Rashid seeks permission to attend, the NIA fears losing control over him. The court assured stringent measures to maintain control and discipline.

The Delhi High Court deliberated on Tuesday over the plea of Jammu and Kashmir MP Abdul Rashid Sheikh to attend Parliament sessions while in custody for terror funding charges.

While Rashid's request faced resistance from the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the court emphasized its authority and promised stringent conditions to ensure control over the MP.

The bench highlighted the power of the courts and Parliament to maintain discipline, reassuring the NIA that necessary measures would be taken if Rashid were granted permission to attend sessions.

(With inputs from agencies.)