By Abdul Gani, TwoCircles.net,
Guwahati: The prime accused of the ill-famed October 30 bomb blast of India’s northeastern state Assam Ranjan Daimary was granted bail by Court of District and Sessions Judge, Kamrup on Thursday in Guwahati.
Daimary’s counsel Manas Sarania told reporters that the court has imposed certain conditions while allowing Daimary to go on bail, which include restriction on the movement of the accused outside Assam, without prior permission. The Court also asked the banned militant outfit leader to deposit his passport and driving license at the earliest.
Ranjan Daimary
Further, he was asked not to involve in any anti-national activities or act on behalf of the banned outfit National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB). Daimary was granted against a bail amount of Rs 3 lakh with two sureties of the like amount. However, NDFB chief is to get bail from five other cases.
The bail petition of Ranjan Daimary, who was arrested on May 2010 in Bangladesh, was moved on December 20 and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was recently asked to reply as whether it had any objection if the NDFB chief is allowed to go on bail.
October 30 of 2008 happens to be one of the deadliest day in the history of the state as more than 100 innocent people lost their lives in a series of explosions across the state causing major damage in the capital.