Delhi court gives bail to Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad, bars him from staying in city

Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad will walk out of Tihar jail 25 days after his arrest on charges of inciting a mob but he can’t stay in the national capital or hold any protests. A Delhi court on Wednesday granted bail to the 24-year-old leader on the condition that he doesn’t hold protests in the city and keeps the police posted whenever he has to come for medical treatment.

Azad agreed to abide by the conditions.

Under the conditions imposed by Additional Sessions Judge Kamini Lau, Chandrashekar Azad would be able to stay in Delhi for 24 hours after his release to visit Ravidas temple, Jor Bagh Hazrat Ali shrine and then Jama Masjid.