Judge denies third bail application by Hong Kong man wanted by Interpol for alleged terrorism links
Ramanjit Singh, 29, who faces charge for HK$32.6 million robbery in city, will make fourth bail bid at Kowloon City Court next Friday
An Indian-born Hong Kong resident wanted by Interpol for his alleged links to terrorism, political killings and a prison break in his native home was on Friday denied bail by a local court for the third time as he faced a separate charge over a multimillion-dollar robbery allegedly committed in the city.
But Ramanjit Singh, 29, still has not given up on his right to another bail review, which means he will return to Kowloon City Court again next Friday for his fourth bail application.
Singh, also known as Romi, nodded at Principal Magistrate Bernadette Woo Huey Fang as he was led into the courtroom under the escort of seven police officers.
He watched the magistrate intently as she ruled after hearing submissions from both the defence and prosecution: “The defendant’s bail will be refused. He’s now remanded in custody.”
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Again the magistrate reminded him of his right to apply for bail directly from the higher Court of First Instance in Admiralty.
Singh nodded again before he left the courtroom.