Supreme Court Ensures Video Conferencing Facilities for Yasin Malik's Trial

Supreme Court Ensures Video Conferencing Facilities for Yasin Malik's Trial

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Enhanced Virtual Hearing Facilities

The directed the and 's to improve video conferencing facilities for 's trial in the 1989 Rubaiya Sayeed kidnapping and IAF personnel murder cases.

This directive comes amid challenges in physically transporting Malik for cross-examination, with the CBI citing security concerns and proposing a makeshift court in Tihar Jail.

Trial Logistics and Accusations

The Supreme Court's order addresses the logistical issues faced by the accused and the need for effective cross-examination, with reports and status updates required by February 21.

The court noted the accused's coordinated stance to impede trial progress, with Malik insisting on physical presence in and others rejecting travel to Delhi, highlighting the need for improved virtual trial capabilities.
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