<h1>Court Denies Custody Parole for J&K MP Detained Under UAPA to Attend Parliament Session; Bail Plea Pending</h1> A Delhi court denied custody parole to a Jammu and Kashmir MP, who is currently imprisoned, to attend a Parliament session. The MP, detained since 2019 under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act in a terror funding case, had requested parole to fulfill parliamentary duties. The court will consider his regular bail plea on March 19. Previously, he was granted interim bail for election campaigning but surrendered in October. His involvement emerged during an investigation into funding for terrorist groups. The Delhi High Court has urged a swift decision on his bail plea, highlighting the case's transfer to a designated court for lawmakers.