Tablighi jamaat

Delhi court has granted bail to a number of foreign nationals on plea bargaining who had attended Tablighi Jamaat violating visa rules

60 Malaysian nationals who had attended Nizamuddin Markaz violating visa norms freed by Delhi court on fine of Rs 7000 each

The crime branch has stated that Faisal Farooque was a regular attendee at Nizamuddin Markaz and had close ties with Maulana Saad's confidante Abdul Aleem.

From the response issued by MHA to the Supreme Court, it is evident that the members of the Tablighi Jamaat misrepresented the reasons for their visit to India

The Delhi Police’s chargesheet filed against the Tablighi Jamaat mentions that the Malaysian and Indonesian nationals who attended the gathering were carriers of the deadly virus and that led initial wave of coronavirus in India.

CCTV footage captures Tablighi Jamaat head Maulana Saad visiting a mosque to offer namaaz on Friday

Markaz management did not inform about the Tablighi Jamaat gathering to authorities, centre tells SC in affidavit

Until now, Assam was only charging the accused with IPC section 269 and section 270, both bailable with a jail term of six months only

The blacklisted foreign nationals were barred from entering India for violating visa norms by indulging in Tablighi Jamaat's religious activities.

The rioters of the Padrayanpura locality, who had attacked the health workers on April 19, not only received a rousing welcome, but each accused also received Rs 10,000 from the Congress MLA as a gift following their release from the Haj Bhavan, where they were quarantined under judicial custody.