The high court granted Navlakha the relief, saying the Supreme Court last week had given him the liberty to approach the appropriate forum within four weeks to seek further recourse, which he has availed.
“The period of house arrest, despite the restrictions imposed, was put to good use, so I hold no grudge,” Navlakha, under house arrest since August 28, said in a statement.
The high court also quashed the trial court’s transit remand order which he had challenged before the matter was taken to the apex court.
“It thrills me no end,” activist Gautam Navlakha said here Monday after the Delhi High Court allowed his release from house arrest.
The activist was one of the five put under house arrest in connection with the violence in Koregaon-Bhima in Maharashtra.
Navlakha added that he cannot forget about his co-accused and the tens of thousands of other political prisoners who remain incarcerated for their ideological convictions on account of false charges filed against them.
