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- A Delhi NIA court granted default bail to several foreign nationals after the National Investigation Agency failed to file a charge sheet within the statutory 180-day period.
- The individuals were previously arrested for allegedly entering India on tourist visas and crossing into Myanmar to provide unauthorized weapons and drone training to armed groups.
- Under the court's order, the accused are permitted to return to their home countries for one month to visit family.
- The National Investigation Agency opted not to invoke severe anti-terror laws like UAPA due to a lack of evidence regarding direct threats to Indian national interests.
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- The legal proceedings following the expiration of the one-month travel period.
- Any further developments in the ongoing investigation by the National Investigation Agency.
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