Hardik Patel Bail

The Supreme Court today granted anticipatory bail till March 6 to Congress leader Hardik Patel in the case lodged against him in connection with the violence during the Patidar stir in Gujarat in 2015.

Hardik Patel, the 24-year-old face of the Patidar campaign in Gujarat, was sentenced to two years in jail after a court found him guilty in a three-year-old rioting case. Soon after the verdict, he and two others were granted bail.

Activist Hardik Patel began his journey home to Gujarat today with a full-blown attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the khadi calendar row and vowed to renew the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges. The 23-year-old was granted bail in a sedition case last year on the condition that he would stay out of...

Hardik Patel will drive into Gujarat this morning from Rajasthan, where he has lived for the past six months in exile. The 23-year-old face of the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges was granted bail in a sedition case on the condition that he would stay out of Gujarat for six months. That deadline ended today...

Arvind Kejriwal's plans for next year's Gujarat elections include roping in the headline-making 23-year-old activist Hardik Patel in his bid to beat ruling party BJP in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state.

Patel quota stir leader Hardik Patel, who walked out of jail on Friday, left for Udaipur in Rajasthan early this morning, in accordance with the Gujarat High Court's condition while granting him bail that he will have to stay out of the state for next six months.

Hardik Patel, 22, walked out of a prison in Gujarat this morning, nine months after he was jailed for sedition. He has to leave the state for six months, which was a condition for his release.

A day ahead of quota agitation leader Hardik Patel's scheduled release on bail from a jail in Surat, the police today granted permission to Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) to organise a road show for the stir leader.

After spending nine months behind bars, quota agitation leader Hardik Patel is all set to walk out of Lajpore jail in Surat on Friday morning, days after the Gujarat High Court granted him bail in cases of sedition and violence pertaining to Patidar stir last year.

After nine months in prison, on charges that include sedition, 22-year-old Hardik Patel is likely to leave jail today after being granted bail in all the cases against him. However, Mr Patel has guaranteed the Gujarat High Court that in return for his freedom, he will remain outside his home state for the next six months.

Hardik Patel, 22, accused of sedition by the Gujarat government, must leave the state for six months if he wants to be freed from jail, the High Court said today.

A court in Mehsana today granted bail to Patel quota movement leader Lalji Patel who was arrested after an agitation organised by him on April 17 turned violent.

Jailed Patidar reservation spearhead Hardik Patel today gave an undertaking to the Gujarat High Court that if granted bail he would not indulge in any activity to incite violence.

The Gujarat government today opposed the bail plea of quota agitation leader Hardik Patel, saying that the "conduct and behaviour" of the accused showed it was seditious in nature.

Gujarat government today refused to accept an undertaking given by jailed quota agitation leader Hardik Patel for obtaining bail.

The Supreme Court today granted anticipatory bail till March 6 to Congress leader Hardik Patel in the case lodged against him in connection with the violence during the Patidar stir in Gujarat in 2015.

Hardik Patel, the 24-year-old face of the Patidar campaign in Gujarat, was sentenced to two years in jail after a court found him guilty in a three-year-old rioting case. Soon after the verdict, he and two others were granted bail.

Activist Hardik Patel began his journey home to Gujarat today with a full-blown attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the khadi calendar row and vowed to renew the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges. The 23-year-old was granted bail in a sedition case last year on the condition that he would stay out of...

Hardik Patel will drive into Gujarat this morning from Rajasthan, where he has lived for the past six months in exile. The 23-year-old face of the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges was granted bail in a sedition case on the condition that he would stay out of Gujarat for six months. That deadline ended today...

Arvind Kejriwal's plans for next year's Gujarat elections include roping in the headline-making 23-year-old activist Hardik Patel in his bid to beat ruling party BJP in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state.

Patel quota stir leader Hardik Patel, who walked out of jail on Friday, left for Udaipur in Rajasthan early this morning, in accordance with the Gujarat High Court's condition while granting him bail that he will have to stay out of the state for next six months.

Hardik Patel, 22, walked out of a prison in Gujarat this morning, nine months after he was jailed for sedition. He has to leave the state for six months, which was a condition for his release.

A day ahead of quota agitation leader Hardik Patel's scheduled release on bail from a jail in Surat, the police today granted permission to Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) to organise a road show for the stir leader.

After spending nine months behind bars, quota agitation leader Hardik Patel is all set to walk out of Lajpore jail in Surat on Friday morning, days after the Gujarat High Court granted him bail in cases of sedition and violence pertaining to Patidar stir last year.

After nine months in prison, on charges that include sedition, 22-year-old Hardik Patel is likely to leave jail today after being granted bail in all the cases against him. However, Mr Patel has guaranteed the Gujarat High Court that in return for his freedom, he will remain outside his home state for the next six months.

Hardik Patel, 22, accused of sedition by the Gujarat government, must leave the state for six months if he wants to be freed from jail, the High Court said today.

A court in Mehsana today granted bail to Patel quota movement leader Lalji Patel who was arrested after an agitation organised by him on April 17 turned violent.

Jailed Patidar reservation spearhead Hardik Patel today gave an undertaking to the Gujarat High Court that if granted bail he would not indulge in any activity to incite violence.

The Gujarat government today opposed the bail plea of quota agitation leader Hardik Patel, saying that the "conduct and behaviour" of the accused showed it was seditious in nature.

Gujarat government today refused to accept an undertaking given by jailed quota agitation leader Hardik Patel for obtaining bail.