29 Aarey protesters get bail

Advocate Aditya Bambulkar, who appeared on behalf of the accused, confirmed that they were granted bail by the holiday court in Dindoshi.

October 06, 2019 06:02 pm | Updated December 03, 2021 07:10 am IST

Police patrol entry points leading to Aarey Colony where MMRCL axing trees for a carshed project, in Mumbai.

Police patrol entry points leading to Aarey Colony where MMRCL axing trees for a carshed project, in Mumbai.

The 29 protesters arrested by the Aarey Police in the early hours of Saturday were on Sunday granted bail by a holiday court. The protesters, which include women and students, were accused of assaulting the duty policemen who were enforcing bandobast at Aarey from Friday night, when the MMRCL started cutting the trees in the area.

Advocate Aditya Bambulkar, who appeared on behalf of the accused, confirmed that they were granted bail by the holiday court in Dindoshi.

“They have been granted conditional bail on a cash bond of ₹7,000 each. The conditions of the bail also requite them to appear at the police station for inquiries," Mr. Bambulkar said.

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