NIA's Rouse Avenue court permits 7 foreign nationals to travel

The special NIA court at Rouse Avenue, New Delhi, on 24 September 2026 permitted US national Matthew Aaron VanDyke to travel to the USA and six Ukrainian nationals to travel to Ukraine for one month to meet their families, subject to conditions. The court also ordered the release of their passports; all seven have been granted default bail.

US national Matthew Aaron VanDyke was among the seven foreign nationals permitted by the NIA court at Rouse Avenue, New Delhi, on 24 September 2026 to travel abroad for one month to meet family, subject to conditions and completion of formalities.

The NIA court at Rouse Avenue granted six Ukrainian nationals permission to travel to Ukraine for one month on 24 September 2026, allowing them to meet their families. Their passports were directed to be released as part of the court's order.

The Rouse Avenue NIA court in New Delhi directed the release of passports belonging to all seven foreign nationals — one American and six Ukrainians — who have each been granted default bail, with travel abroad permitted for one month subject to conditions, as of 24 September 2026.

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