New Delhi. Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah has been reprimanded by the Supreme Court during the hearing on Monday. Vijay Shah made a controversial statement about Colonel Sophia Qureshi, who gave press briefing about Operation Sindoor. The Supreme Court told Vijay Shah’s lawyer that he is not ready to accept the minister’s apology in the case. The Supreme Court has also formed an SIT of 3 senior IPS in this case. The three officers will be outside Madhya Pradesh. A member of the SIT will be a female IPS. The Supreme Court has currently stayed the arrest of Vijay Shah.
Supreme Court Justice Suryakant and Justice N. A bench of Kotishwar Singh said that SIT will see the statement of Minister Vijay Shah about Colonel Sophia Qureshi. After this, the report will be submitted in this case. The Supreme Court while hearing Vijay Shah’s petition said that you are a public face and experienced leader. The Supreme Court said that you should weigh words before speaking. The court said that this is an important issue for the army. We have to be very responsible in this matter. The court further said that we can only do so much for the army. They are on the front front. The Supreme Court said on Vijay Shah’s apology video that this is an attempt to escape.
Vijay Shah is currently relieved that he will not be arrested.
At the same time, Vijay Shah’s lawyer said in the Supreme Court that we are ready to apologize to the court. On this, the Supreme Court told Vijay Shah’s lawyer that you are not ready to believe that the emotions have been hurt. You are saying that if I have hurt. Justice Suryakant said that this is not the issue of contempt of court. The court will not accept forgiveness in such a situation. The court said that you represent millions of people. People expect something from you. You should set an example. Earlier, the Madhya Pradesh High Court himself took cognizance of Vijay Shah’s controversial statement on Colonel Sophia Qureshi. A case was registered against Vijay Shah on the order of Madhya Pradesh High Court. Which Vijay Shah moved to the Supreme Court to cancel, but he could not get relief at the moment.
