A Delhi Court on Thursday released nine persons, who were arrested in November last year in connection with terror funding case.
Earlier today, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) moved an application in the court, stating that people arrested along with demonetised currency were not linked with terror funding activities in the Kashmir valley.
During the investigation, it emerged that the people and entities linked to separatists and terrorists were still in possession of a significant amount of demonetised currency notes
In November last year, the nine accused were arrested from the national capital alongwith demonetised currency worth Rs 36.35 crore.
They were carrying the currency in four luxury vehicles, which was also seized by the NIA team.
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