People are left wondering whether KTR and Owaisi achieve mission impossible? It is known that Swami Aseemanand got bail in Mecca Masjid blast case recently. Replying to a question from MIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi in the assembly, KCR on behalf of the Telangana government assured that the government would  take steps to get the bail granted to the 2007 Mecca Masjid bomb blast accused Swami Aseemanand canceled
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The court of the Fourth Metropolitan Sessions Judge here yesterday granted bail to Aseemanand and Bharat Mohanlal Rateshwar alias Bharat Bhai, a co-accused in the case. Owaisi raised the matter in the assembly during Zero Hour and  Home Minister Nayani Narasimha Reddy said "Whatever question raised by the member Akbaruddin Owaisi is a valid question. Definitely, an inquiry will be conducted on how he (Aseemanand) got bail. Efforts will be made to get the bail canceled. We will ensure justice is done."

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Now many are wondering whether KCR and Owaisi can achieve the mission impossible. Aseemanand and six others were acquitted in the 2007 Ajmer blast case by a court in Jaipur.Owaisi in the assembly said "The cases were registered and Hindutva members were arrested after the CBI inquiry. However, Swami Aseemanand was granted bail by a court. I appeal to the government to put pressure on NIA and they should be told that whoever has got bail in the (Mecca Masjid bomb blasts case)...their bails get canceled,"


He added "Whether it is Osama Bin Laden or Aseemanand, terrorists should be dealt with sternly. I am hopeful that the government will prevail upon and pressurise the NIA to get the bail to Aseemanand canceled and he, along with others, is sent back to jail,"


 Krishna Saagar Rao of BJP said government's statement was an "insult to judiciary and legal system" and added "BJP considers it as insult to judiciary and the legal system of India, which provides bail as a fundamental right of an undertrial...The Indian Constitution and the legal system provides bail as a legal right of an undertrial," 


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