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 BRISBANE, Australia (AP) - An Australian court on Tuesday overturned the government's decision to revoke the work visa of an Indian doctor cleared of links to the failed terrorist attacks on London and Scotland in June.
Mohamed Haneef, 27, was arrested in the eastern city of Brisbane in July and held for more than three weeks on suspicion of having supported the failed plots. The charge was later dropped for lack of evidence.
But during his detention, Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews pulled Haneef's visa on character grounds, saying he had an "association" with two of the British suspects, Sabeel and Kafeel Ahmed.
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