In a great relief for Professor Ashok University Ali Khan Mahmudabad, who was booked for contributions to social media for Sindoor operation, the Supreme Court limited the court to accepting Haryan SIT.
On Monday, the bench of judges Surya Kant and Joylya Bagchi also limited the court court to defend any accusations in this case.
The Supreme Court consisted of a three -member special investigation team (SIT) to explore two FIRS registered against Mahmudabad for his controversial contributions to social media.
SIT informed the bench that he had reported closure in one of the two fir against the professor, while the indictment was filed in the second 22nd August after some crime was found.
“Most unfortunate”: chapel Sibal
The head of the champion of Kapil Sibal, who appeared for Mahmudabad, described the accusation of the accusation as “most unfortunate” and stated that they were booking it according to Section 152 BNS (Sedition), which is under the challenge.
The bench asked Sibal to review the accusations and prepare a chart of alleged crimes and stated that it would consider filing on the next date of hearing.
The Supreme Court noted that the conclusion report was submitted in one fir against Mahmudabad and ordered the annulment of all proceedings related to the case.
16 July, the Supreme Court in this case questioned the line of Haryan Sit’s investigation and said, “This was wrongly directed”. 21.
What is the case against Professor Ashok University?
Police Haryan arrested Mahmudabad 18 May after two fir registered against him.
It is said that his controversial contributions to the social media about the Sindoor operation have endangered the sovereignty and integrity of the country.
Two companies – one based on the complaints of the President of the State Commission Haryan for Women, Rena Bhatia and the other on the complaint of the village of Sarpanch – was filed by the Rai Police in the Sonipat district.
Ali Khan Mahmudabad was booked under the sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhit (BNS):
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