Bhat was released from Central Jail here after he was granted bail by a local court yesterday, his counsel Shafaqat Hussain said today.
Hussain said Bhat was being tried in a case relating to organising protests during the summer agitation of 2010. "He was bailed out by the court of Sub-Registrar Srinagar in the case FIR No. 39/2010," he said.
Bhat came to be known as 'Rage Boy' of Kashmir after a foreign news outlet carried a story on him. He was seen at the forefront of most of the protests in Srinagar during the Amarnath Land row agitation in 2008 and the summer agitation of 2010.
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