MUMBAI, July 11 -- Activist-lawyer Sudha Bharadwaj, an accused in the 2017 Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case, on Friday opposed the National Investigation Agency (NIA)'s plea seeking cancellation of her bail. Bharadwaj told a special court that the agency's allegations that a gathering on January 19 at the Mumbai Press Club was convened to propagate the ideology of the banned CPI (Maoist) and further the "Urban Naxal" movement were "wholly false and malicious" and "no documents or evidence of any kind supporting these" had been supplied to her by the NIA. In her affidavit, filed through advocate Yug Chaudhry, Bharadwaj said that journalists, members of civil society, researchers and some co-accused were present at the Press Club gathering. She said the journalists who had invited her wanted to discuss prison conditions in Maharashtra and the difficulties faced while on bail in the case.htc...