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Attack on ED officials: court rejects SFI district president’s bail plea

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Attack on ED officials: court rejects SFI district president’s bail plea
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A Thiruvananthapuram court has denied bail to SFI district president Vijay Vimal in a case related to violence against Enforcement Directorate officials. The court cited photographic evidence of Vimal's involvement in the attack and expressed concerns that granting bail could lead to further offenses. The decision was made by Judicial First Class Magistrate-III, Tania Mariam Jose.

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The Hindu BureauA Thiruvananthapuram court on Wednesday rejected the bail plea of SFI district president Vijay Vimal filed in connection with the police case pertaining to the violence that broke out after the Enforcement Directorate inspection at the house of former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan here on May 27.The bail plea was rejected by Tania Mariam Jose, Judicial First Class Magistrate-III, Thiruvananthapuram. Photographic evidence showed that Mr. Vimal, named second accused in the case, intended to “encourage the attack” against ED officials. He also pelted a stone at one of the police officers, causing injury above his eye. Granting bail for these offences at this stage would encourage him to commit such offences in future, the court said in a June 3 order.

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