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After Supreme Court caution, Centre says talks on with States for special NIA courts

Summary by The Hindu
Supreme Court had earlier told govt that NIA undertrials cannot remain in jail indefinitely and have to be released on bail if exclusive courts are not set up for speedy trial

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After Supreme Court caution, Centre says talks on with States for special NIA courts

Supreme Court had earlier told govt that NIA undertrials cannot remain in jail indefinitely and have to be released on bail if exclusive courts are not set up for speedy trial

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