<h1>Delhi High Court Grants Custody Parole to Ex-Councillor for Election Nomination Amidst Riots-Related Murder Charges.</h1> The Delhi High Court granted custody parole to a former municipal councillor to file nomination papers for the Delhi elections, despite facing serious charges related to a riots-related murder case. The court denied his request for interim bail, citing the gravity of the allegations, which include being the main perpetrator in the 2020 Delhi riots. The court imposed strict conditions during his parole, prohibiting media interaction and limiting contact to officials involved in the nomination process. The court emphasized that contesting elections is not a fundamental right and facilitated the completion of nomination formalities.