Haneef case: Timeline of events

June 30: Two men were arrested after trying to drive a full-blown explosion car to the Glasgow airport terminal. A 28-year-old suicide bomber killed, Kafir Ahmed passed away

July 14, Kafeel's brother Sabeel Ahmed was offered a mobile SIM card to support the terrorist organization.

He was bailed on 16th July. Kevin Andrews Minister of Immigration has withdrawn 457 work visas for personality reasons. Dr. Hanev was detained

On July 18, Dr. Haneef's lawyer Stephen Kem (SC) interviewed the media with his client's police. Federal court judges raise doubts on the decision to cancel Dr. Hanev's visa and said they would pass the roll test.

After the July 27 survey, the cost decreased by $ 3.2 million. Dr. Hanev was released to a housing facility

- May 8: Sabel Ahmed was forcibly repatriated to India due to detaining police information. I could not find a plot for the bomb

- July 10: Queensland Police urged Clark to ask them to tell AFP that there is not enough evidence to prosecute Dr. Hanev

November 28: Attorney General Robert McClelland denies dismissal of AFP's Mick Keelty curse against Hanef's idiot

- 15th October: Mr Andrews said he would not apologize because his role in Haneef case is for national interest.

According to the document of the FOI, AFP acknowledged in writing that there is "insufficient evidence" to collect fee from Dr. Haneef before filing the complaint.

- December 17th: 29-year-old Dr. Bilal Abdulla was imprisoned in London for 32 years due to the bomb drops in London and Glasgow. 28-year-old Mohammed Asha cleared the financial aid complaint and advice to the atomic bomb farm. Forcibly repatriated to Jordan

During the 2008 investigation of Haneef, the document showed that former Prime Minister John Howard was involved in the incident within 48 hours of Haneef's arrest. The case lawyer stated that the early involvement of the Prime Minister means John Howard collusion with Minister of Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews to politicize the problem. John Howard insists that it is not involved in the handling of the Haneef case.

Mr. Howard neglected because his own minister, Kevin Andrews, decided to put Dr. Hanev under the detention of the immigration officer as an open prosecution agency (technically, The doctor can move freely). The person in charge pulled out the plug

Kevin Andrews Immigration Minister announced that Hanev's visa was immediately canceled for "personal reasons" and will be detained if he is bailed. Mr Andrews said the Australian federal police issued a "criminal justice certificate" with the effect that Haneef will remain detained by immigrants during the ongoing legal process. Andrews said that Haneef retracted 457 temporary skill visas because of Haneef's personality reasons because it is "reasonably suspect" that Haneef is concerned with those involved in terrorism. He said further: "I am satisfied with the revocation of national interests, according to the bill I have the responsibility and duty to turn my view on whether Haneef passed the personality test." This decision is It was criticized. Steven Estekott, Australian Bar Association Chairman, said, "He can not do it."