New Delhi, Feb 07: The Delhi High Court on Friday reserved its order on a plea by jailed MP Rashid Engineer, facing trial in a terror funding case, seeking custody parole to attend the ongoing Parliament session.Justice Vikas Mahajan heard the counsel appearing for the Baramulla MP as well as the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and said, “Judgement reserved.”The counsel appearing for the NIA opposed the grant of custody parole, saying Rashid had no vested right to attend Parliament.It was further said that he did show any “specific purpose” while seeking the relief and there were security concerns as well.Rashid’s counsel emphasised that his constituency was not being represented in Parliament and he ought to be allowed to attend the session.”I represent the largest constituency of J&K. Don’t prevent the representation when the process of inclusion has started… Don’t stifle the voice of the constituency,” the counsel argued.
