Uttarakhand and Delhi summoned on hate speech in Parliament, Supreme Court seeks reply in four weeks


Posted on 11th Oct 2022 11:41 am by rohit kumar

The Supreme Court has sought a response from the Uttarakhand, Delhi government in four weeks on the petition alleging contempt in the hate speech case in the Parliament of Religions. Details have been sought from both state governments about the action taken against those giving hate speeches so far. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud and Justice Hima Kohli gave the verdict while hearing the petition of petitioner Tushar Gandhi on Monday.

 

contempt petition filed

 

On behalf of Tushar Gandhi, the DGP of Uttarakhand and the Police Commissioner of Delhi have not acted in the matter related to the hate speech given by prominent persons in the Parliament of Religions in the state of Uttarakhand and the hate speech given by the Hindu Yuva Vahini in Delhi. A contempt petition has been filed alleging that.

 

granted three weeks

 

The Supreme Court said, 'Not issuing notice in contempt.' Keeping in view the fact that the Advocate General of India R. Venkataramani had taken charge of his office a few days back. The division bench asked for listing the matter after four weeks. Supreme Court gives three weeks to produce interview tapes containing derogatory remarks made by Yeti Narasimhanand in court.

 

given liberty to serve the petition

 

Advocate Shadan Farasat said that he would give a copy of the contempt petition to the counsel assisting the AG. Freedom was also granted to serve the petition on the respective State Governments.

 

guidelines issued

 

Advocate Farasat, appearing for the petitioner, submitted that the police of the respective states have not taken any action as per the judgment of the Supreme Court in Tehseen S Poonawalla Vs. Government of India, guidelines relating to punitive and remedial measures in respect of mob lynching. have been determined. He insisted that the speeches were hateful. Advocate Farasat argued that the concerned state police had not followed the guidelines issued in the Tehseen Poonawalla judgment.

 

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