<p>Abdul Nasser Maudany, incarcerated for his alleged role in the Bangalore serial blasts of 2008, has approached the Supreme Court seeking bail on the ground of ill-health and undue delay in the conclusion of the trial.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Founder of People’s Democratic Party in Kerala, Maudany challenged the Karnataka High Court’s order of August 27 denying him bail in the case.<br /><br />In his special leave petition, the petitioner submitted that he had been in jail since August 2010, but the trial had not proceeded much.<br /><br />He claimed that not a single witness – of the 70 examined – had so far blamed him for the serial blasts. He said the trial in the case was being adjourned for “some flimsy reason or the other.”<br /><br />He said he was afflicted with multiple ailments requiring constant medical attention and timely treatment.<br /><br />Two people were killed and 20 injured in the Bangalore serial blasts.</p>
<p>Abdul Nasser Maudany, incarcerated for his alleged role in the Bangalore serial blasts of 2008, has approached the Supreme Court seeking bail on the ground of ill-health and undue delay in the conclusion of the trial.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Founder of People’s Democratic Party in Kerala, Maudany challenged the Karnataka High Court’s order of August 27 denying him bail in the case.<br /><br />In his special leave petition, the petitioner submitted that he had been in jail since August 2010, but the trial had not proceeded much.<br /><br />He claimed that not a single witness – of the 70 examined – had so far blamed him for the serial blasts. He said the trial in the case was being adjourned for “some flimsy reason or the other.”<br /><br />He said he was afflicted with multiple ailments requiring constant medical attention and timely treatment.<br /><br />Two people were killed and 20 injured in the Bangalore serial blasts.</p>
