New Delhi: An alleged Al-Qaeda member, presently lodged within the high-security Tihar Jail, moved an software for a Delhi Court on Thursday looking for permission to help the jail authorities in coping with the Covid-19 instances.
The accused Sabeel Ahmed, who’s a health care provider, submitted in his software that his expertise and experience as a medical skilled can be useful in coping with the surge in Covid-19 instances and therapy of inmates within the central jail.
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Ahmed’s advocate M.S. Khan sought a course to the jail superintendent for permitting the accused, who’s a professional MBBS physician with seven years of expertise in therapy of essential instances, to help the jail administration.
The software submitted earlier than Special Judge Dharmender Rana on Wednesday stated his expertise and experience being a medical skilled can be useful for coping with the surge in coronavirus instances and therapy of inmates within the central jail.
“It is, therefore, most respectfully and in the interest of justice prayed that directions may be issued to the jail superintendent for allowing the accused to assist the jail administration in for medical purposes on such terms and conditions as may be deemed fit and proper,” PTI quoted the appliance as saying.
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Ahmed, a member of the banned terrorist outfit Al-Qaeda within the Indian Sub-Continent (AQIS), was arrested by officers of the Delhi Police Special Cell earlier on February 22 for allegedly offering logistic and monetary help to different members of the organisation in India and overseas.
He can be an accused within the June 30, 2007, suicidal terror assault at Glasgow Airport within the United Kingdom.
Ahmed, who was deported from Saudi Arabia on August 20, 2020, was taken into custody by the National Investigating Agency (NIA) in one other terror case lodged in Bengaluru.
