New Delhi. MP Navneet Rana and husband Ravi Rana have got relief from the court in Hanuman Chalisa controversy. Let us tell you, after hearing in the case, the Special Court of Mumbai gave bail to both of them. Earlier for Monday, Special Justice RN Rokade had reserved the order. The Rana couple has been granted bail by the court on a personal bond of Rs 50,000. Since both of them got this bail, there is an atmosphere of happiness at their house in Amravati. During this, slogans of Jai Shri Ram are also being raised.
Let us tell you, while giving bail, the court has also put many conditions for the Rana couple (Navneet Rana and husband Ravi Rana). According to the order of the court, the Rana couple cannot interact with the media. Evidence cannot be tampered with. The court has also instructed the Rana couple that they will not commit any such offense again. At the same time, the Rana couple can come out of jail this evening.
Maharashtra | MLA Ravi Rana and MP Navneet Kaur Rana are allowed to be released on bail by the sessions court with conditions.
— ANI (@ANI) May 4, 2022
what was the whole matter
Independent Lok Sabha member Navneet Rana and her MLA husband Ravi Rana were arrested on April 23. He was arrested by the police after a controversy triggered by a public announcement of reciting Hanuman Chalisa outside Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray’s private residence ‘Matoshree’ in Bandra.
In this case, the lawyers of both the sides had completed their arguments on the bail application on Saturday. Special judge RN Rokade had reserved the verdict for Monday but it could not be delivered as the court was busy with other matters and the dictation (related to the Rana couple’s bail order) could not be completed.
On behalf of the Rana couple on charges of sedition and promoting enmity against them, they had moved the court for bail in the case of the Mumbai Police FIR. His bail plea had contended that the declaration of recitation of Hanuman Chalisa outside ‘Matoshree’ cannot be said to be intended to promote feelings of enmity or hatred between groups and has been charged under Section 153 (A) of the IPC. cannot be maintained. The Rana couple also says that they had no intention of provoking people by reciting Hanuman Chalisa. At the same time, now the court has given relief to the Rana couple in this matter.