Minister of Law in Delhi Kapil Misra on Wednesday filed a petition against order 1.
The application has been moved before the special judge of Kaneri Bawej, who is likely to deal with.
Delhi also filed a lawsuit against the order for further investigation.
Last week, the court in Delhi ordered the company to probate the alleged role of Mishhra chapels in the 2020 riots in the National City.
Another chief judge VAIBHAV Chaurasia found a “first -class” recognizable offense and said that Mishhra’s presence on the incident’s place could not be ruled out and the matter required a probe against him and others.
“It is obvious that Mishhra was in the area at the time of alleged offense … requires another probe,” the judge said.
“Let further investigations start with regard to Mishhr and his collaborators only about the first incident (February 23, 2020) and the complainant was published a eligible crime.
The court issued an order for a request submitted by Yamuna Vihar Mohammad Ilyas, who was looking for a company registration.
Police in Delhi opposed the plea and said Misra has no role in riots.
The court asked the Police Delhi to file a “compliance with the regulations” by April 16.
Violence broke out in northeast Delhi 24 February 2020 after protests against citizenship right and left 53 dead and several injured.
202 riots in Delhi: The court liberates five men who quote lack of evidence
On April 4, 2025, the court in Delhi liberated five men accused of murder during the riots in 2020. The court liberated Kuldeep, Deepak Yadav, Deepak Thakur, Mohammed Furkan and Mohammed Irshad of all accusations.
One Salman was reportedly murdered by the crowd; In the court’s opinion, however, the investigating official (IO) could not find the real culprit and five persons were accused of a crime on the basis of their presence in the crowd.
The command stated that none of the witnesses of prosecution had met Salman’s murder. The judge noted: “If the police in Delhi could not find the culprit, she was supposed to report a non -wrecking message.”
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