Bail plea of Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair to come up for hearing in an alleged case of promoting enmity, registered by Delhi police, today. It will come up before an Additional Sessions judge at Patiala House Courts.
Grover now mentions the basis of the FIR–tweet of March 2018. 'Nor am I concealing nor am I denying this tweet." Applicant tweeted from his Android phone.
Grover: What is the content of the tweet. It will have to be seen if the tweet creates enmity between communities... There should be two different communities.
Grover: The image of the tweet is from the Hrishikesh Mukherjee film Kissi Se Na Kehna... It's a film of 1983 released for full public view. Film pe koi rok nahi hai.
Grover: Many people... Tweet the same thing... Same thing saying "before BJP after BJP". Then a national daily published it... This has been published many times on social media.
Grover: It's a pattern in this case. Har second mein improvement hai..What is, after 4 years, so provocative, and will create mayhem? 37 years after the film came.. koi jhagda, danga-fasad nahi hua.
Grover: This Twitter profile is made in 2021. He has only one follower. No algorithm can lead him to this tweet. Delhi police finds it. While doing social media monitoring they would have certainly seen all other tweets with Twitter image and words #MohammedZubai#DelhiPolice
Grover: but they did not find anyone else. There's malafide writ large.
Grover places on record the Supreme Court order. She says it's a case where prima facie case is not made out. She seeks hearing tomorrow. PP says he is in Bhopal.
#SupremeCourt to deliver judgment on plea by Centre seeking to hold a PIL petitioner guilty of levelling false charges of extra-judicial killings against security forces in relation to the 2009 operations against left-wing extremists in Chhattisgarh
BREAKING SC: Writ by Himanshu Kumar is rejected with exemplary costs of 5 lakhs. The cost to be deposited with Supreme Court Legal Services authority.
SC: We leave it to state of chhattisgarh to take action. actions should not be confined only to section 211 of IPC. We are not proceeding with perjury, but it is open to state government to include charges like criminal conspiracy etc
Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair's bail hearing to continue today after a plea was filed before Additional Sessions Judge Devender Kumar Jangala in a "promoting enmity", FCRA case of Delhi Police Special Cell connected to a 2018 tweet.
The Delhi High Court will hear today a plea by a group of students seeking to postpone NEET-UG exams 2022 in view the 'devastating' floods in several parts of the country. #DelhiHighCourt#neetug2022postpone
#SupremeCourt to shortly hear plea by conman Sukash Chandrashekhar seeking to be shifted out of Tihar Jail on account of allegedly being threatened and extorted
Chandrashekhar was believed to have been leading a lavish life inside Tihar jail where he has been lodged after being arrested for cheating and extortion besides money-laundering charges.
Counsel says even tagged matters will have to be heard together at length to stop such drives in future.
SG: Your lordships may hear, even tho we have an objection with regard to locus. Taking part in riots doesn't give immunity from having illegal construction demolished.
SG: let us not sensationalise.
Counsel: They have sought to cover up by saying municipal laws followed.
The Supreme Court is hearing a plea by ADGP Seemanth Kumar Singh challenging an order passed by Justice HP Sandesh of Karnataka High Court on July 7 while hearing a bail petition last week.
CJI NV Ramana: the judge has passed a speaking order
SG Tushar Mehta: Even after a mention was entertained by this court. Even then the court proceeded.
CJI: the matter is listen when?
SG: Tomorrow. This could have been avoided
CJI: let the High court proceed and pass orders. What is the case please tell.
SG: somebody applied for regular bail. He could have been granted or refused bail. The judge went on to observe that dept is not working properly and sought details of de summary report since 2016