Top court grants bail to Ansari's son in property case

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New Delhi, July 17

The SC on Monday granted anticipatory bail to jailed gangster-turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari’s son Umar Ansari in an evacuee property case.

The term evacuee property is used to refer to a property left behind by people who migrated to Pakistan during Partition. A Bench also issued notice to the UP Government on his petition challenging the Allahabad High Court’s April 13 order dismissing his anticipatory bail. The HC also dismissed a petition filed by Mukhtar Ansari’s other son Abbas Ansari, seeking quashing of the chargesheet in the same case.

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