India releases UK Sikh blogger on bail after nearly nine-year detention
Most outlets reported the release of the British Sikh blogger on bail after nearly nine years of detention, noting the alleged plot to kill right-wing Hindu leaders and the involvement of an AFP journalist. The framing was largely consistent, with similar wording and emphasis on the duration of detention and the nature of the charges.
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India releases British Sikh blogger on bail
NEW DELHI: India released on bail Thursday a British Sikh blogger detained since November 2017 over an alleged plot to kill right-wing Hindu leaders, a journalist saw. Jagtar Singh Johal, from Dumbarton in Scotland, was acquitted of one terrorism-linked charge in March 2025. With his trial still ongoing, a court granted him bail last month on eight remaining charges, which include conspiracy to...
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India releases UK Sikh blogger on bail after nearly nine-year detention
NEW DELHI: India released on bail Thursday a British Sikh blogger detained since November 2017 over an alleged plot to kill right-wing Hindu leaders, an AFP journalist saw. Jagtar Singh Johal, from Dumbarton in Scotland, was acquitted of one terrorism-linked charge in March 2025. With his trial still ongoing, a court granted him bail this month on eight remaining charges, which include conspira...
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India releases UK Sikh blogger on bail after nearly nine-year detention
India released on bail Thursday a British Sikh blogger detained since November 2017 over an alleged plot to kill right-wing Hindu leaders, an AFP journalist saw.
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