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17 activists granted bail in Delhi SIR protest vandalism case
A Delhi court has released 17 protesters on bail who faced charges of vandalism during demonstrations against alleged irregularities in the SIR scheme. The activists were arrested following property damage incidents during the agitation.
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A Delhi court has granted bail to 17 protesters who were arrested on vandalism charges during anti-SIR agitations in the capital. The activists were accused of damaging property while demonstrating against reported irregularities in the SIR scheme.
The protesters have been released on bail following judicial proceedings, though specific bail conditions were not immediately detailed. The vandalism allegations emerged from clashes that occurred as demonstrators escalated their campaign against the disputed scheme.
The SIR agitation has drawn significant public participation in recent weeks, with activists raising concerns over governance and administrative procedures. The protest movement has seen varied levels of intensity across different venues in Delhi.
The bail grants represent a development in the handling of cases arising from the demonstrations. Authorities continue to investigate the incidents of property damage that were reported during the course of the protests, with legal proceedings expected to advance through the courts in coming weeks.