The Delhi Police on Monday apprised the Supreme Court that it would soon file its final report in the hate speech case regarding a Hindu Yuva Vahini event organised under the leadership of Sudarshan News TV editor Suresh Chavhanke in Delhi in December last year
Supreme Court rebukes Delhi Police over slow progress in the investigation related to the hate speech delivered during a Hindu Yuva Vahini event organised under the leadership of Sudarshan News TV editor Suresh Chavhanke in Delhi in December, 2021.
Jagat Guru Paramahansa Acharya Dharmendra Goswami filed petition in Allahabad High Court through Advocate Abhishek Tiwari in matter of not allowing entry in the Taj Mahal with saffron clothes.
The Delhi police has filed its affidavit in a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking its intervention in the matter pertaining to hate speeches delivered in December last year in Haridwar by one Yati Narsinghanand and the other in Delhi by Hindu Yuva Vahini.
The Supreme Court today agreed to urgently hear a PIL seeking its intervention in the matter pertaining to hate speeches delivered in December last year in Haridwar by one Yati Narsinghanand and the other in Delhi by Hindu Yuva Vahini.
Supreme Court Advocate and National spokesperson for Youth Congress Avani Bansal along with Advocate Prakhar Dixit and Prashant Dubey has filed a police complaint with the Delhi Police against the hate speech delivered by Chairman and Managing Director(CMD) & Editor-in-Chief of the Sudarshan News TV, Suresh Chavhanke on December 19, at Delhi where he openly called for killing, if need be to make India a Hindu Rashtra. The advocate has urged Delhi police to register an FIR for the same as soon as possible.