Delhi riots case: Sharjeel Imam filed bail plea for the second time, court sought reply from police.

Sharjeel Imam has filed a bail application in Karkardooma Court of Delhi. Umar Khalid has also filed a bail petition in the same court. This petition is related to the case of conspiracy in the 2020 riots in North East Delhi, in which both Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam are accused.

Now regarding this matter, Vacation Judge of Karkardooma Court, Dr. Sumedh Kumar Sethi has issued a notice to Delhi Police and sought reply. Karkardooma Court will hear this case on July 4.

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What is said in the petition?

Sharjeel Imam, accused in the major conspiracy case of Delhi riots, has filed a bail petition for the second time in Karkardooma Court. Earlier, his bail plea was rejected by the Supreme Court on January 5, 2026. It has been said in the new bail application that even after six months of the Supreme Court’s decision, no significant progress has been made in the case. It has been argued in the petition that the debate regarding framing of charges has not been completed yet. Sharjeel is in jail for the last six years in this case. The court has issued a notice to Delhi Police on this petition and sought their reply and has fixed the date of hearing of the case on July 4.

Who is Sharjeel Imam?

Let us tell you that Sharjeel Imam has done engineering from IIT Bombay. Sharjeel in Delhi in 2020 CAA There is an allegation of inciting riots and giving inflammatory speeches in protest. UAPA has also been imposed on him in this case. He is lodged in Delhi’s Tihar Jail since around 2020. After being in jail for almost 6 years, he was released to attend the wedding of his brother Muzammil Imam. 11 days parole Was given. Sharjeel has filed a bail petition in this case. Although, in January this year, the Supreme Court had rejected his bail plea, but now Sharjeel has filed the bail petition again citing new circumstances.

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