A court has granted bail to a TISS graduate who was arrested. The arrest was related to slogans shouted at an event on campus. The event was for G.N. Saibaba. The slogans were "Free Umar, Sharjeel".
Further details about the arrest and the bail are available from the source. The source reports that the court granted bail to the graduate.
The source provides more information about the incident and the court's decision.
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