As per case facts, Prabhu Sao (appellant) was arrested in 2017 for supporting CPI(Maoist), purchasing arms, and providing logistical support, leading to charges under IPC, Arms Act, and UAPA. The ... case was re-registered by NIA. Despite being in custody for almost eight and a half years, no witnesses have been examined. His bail application was rejected by the Special Judge, NIA, prompting this appeal based on prolonged incarceration and trial delay. The question arose whether extended custody and significant trial delays, without witness examination, justify bail under UAPA, despite statutory restrictions. Finally, the court allowed the appeal, noting the appellant's long incarceration and the unlikelihood of a speedy trial. It emphasized that constitutional courts can grant bail due to speedy trial violations, even under special statutes, when detention becomes unconscionable. The lower court's order was set aside, and bail granted.