Supreme Court restores Muslim man's citizenship after 12 years, says State can't randomly suspect people

The Supreme Court restored the citizenship of a Muslim man after 12 years, ruling that the state cannot arbitrarily suspect individuals. The case involved allegations that he had links to terrorist activities, leading to his citizenship being revoked. The court emphasized that such decisions must be based on credible and cogent evidence, respecting individual rights and dignity. This decision underscores the importance of due process and the presumption of innocence in legal proceedings, especially concerning citizenship and allegations of national security concerns.