State vs Deepak Khatri and others — UAPA case involving Lawrence Bishnoi network

The Delhi Police have asked a court to issue non-bailable warrants for two individuals named Shahbaz and Rehan Ansari. This means the police want the court to grant them the legal authority to arrest these men immediately as part of an ongoing investigation into the Lawrence Bishnoi criminal network. These warrants are being requested because the case involves serious charges under a strict anti-terrorism law. If approved, the police will be able to take both men into custody.

In a case involving serious anti-terrorism charges against people connected to the Lawrence Bishnoi criminal network, two individuals including an advocate named Deepak Nanda have been ordered to remain in jail while their trial continues. This means they will stay in custody under the supervision of courts rather than being released on bail. The case appears to involve criminal activities that authorities consider threats to national security.

The court has decided that Deepak Khatri and Rishabh Kapoor will be held in jail while their case continues. This means they are no longer in police custody and will remain behind bars until their next court appearance. This decision is part of an ongoing investigation into their alleged involvement with the Lawrence Bishnoi criminal network under anti-terrorism laws. They will now wait in prison for the legal process to move forward.

A lawyer connected to Lawrence Bishnoi, a criminal network leader, has been arrested in a serious crime case. The court has extended his time in police custody for another two days, meaning police can continue questioning him. This is related to an investigation into criminal activities involving Bishnoi's gang members.

A court has decided to keep a lawyer named Deepak Khatri in police custody for two more days. He is facing serious terrorism-related charges linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi criminal network. This extension allows the police more time to question him and continue their ongoing investigation.