Delhi Police has changed its stand in the case of hate speech regarding the Parliament of Religions held in the country’s capital Delhi in December last year. Let us inform that after the rebuke of the Supreme Court, Delhi Police has registered an FIR regarding hate speech. In this regard, Delhi Police has given information by filing a new affidavit in the Supreme Court.
In fact, earlier Delhi Police had said in its first affidavit filed regarding hate speech in the Parliament of Religions that after examining the evidence and material, the results showed that there was no hate speech against any particular community in the speech given in the Parliament of Religions. Was. The people who came to the Parliament of Religions had gathered for the purpose of protecting the morality of their community.
In its first affidavit, the police had said that no words were used in the Parliament of Religions which could be interpreted as an open call for genocide of Muslims. Let us tell you that the Supreme Court had reprimanded the Delhi Police regarding this affidavit and asked them to file a better affidavit.
On the first affidavit filed by the Delhi Police, Justice AM Khanwilkar in the Supreme Court had said, “This affidavit has been filed by the Deputy Commissioner of Police. Do they agree with this? Or did he forward the inquiry report done at the sub-inspector level?
At the same time, after the rebuke of the Supreme Court, now the Delhi Police has filed a new affidavit. In the new affidavit, the police has said that it has registered an FIR after examining the material. Action will be taken in this matter as per law. Delhi Police has said that all the links given in the complaint and other material in the public domain were checked and a video was also found on YouTube. Let us tell you that now the hearing in this matter is to be held on 9 May.
It is worth noting that in December last year, a program was organized by Hindu Yuva Vahini at Banarsidas Chandiwala auditorium near Govindpuri metro station in Delhi. There was an allegation about this program that people’s feelings were incited through hate speech in it.
BJP leader wrongfully released: Issuing another warrant against Delhi BJP leader Tejinder Pal Singh Bagga, the Mohali court said that Tejinder Bagga was released illegally on Friday. Expressing displeasure, the court justified the arrest of Bagga. The court said that the Punjab Police had sent five notices to Bagga to appear. But he did not appear, so the arrest of Bagga by the Punjab Police was justified.
The court termed the action of Delhi Police and Haryana Police as illegal. Mohali Court said that the custody of Tejinder Pal Singh Bagga was forcibly given from Punjab Police to Haryana Police to Delhi Police. Explain that the court has termed the release of Tajinder Pal Bagga from the custody of Punjab Police and handing over to Delhi Police as wrong.
The court’s action in this matter will now be held on May 23. Along with this, the Mohali court has issued another warrant against Bagga. After which now Punjab Police can arrest Tejinder Pal Bagga anytime. However, Tejinder Pal Bagga has the option of taking a stay against this order from the Upper Court.
Let us inform that on May 6, the Punjab Police arrested Bagga and was taking him from Delhi to Mohali. Then on the behest of Delhi Police, Punjab Police was stopped in Kurukshetra, Haryana. And a team of Delhi Police had brought Bagga to Delhi under their protection from the Punjab Police in Kurukshetra.