New Delhi: The Delhi Court on Monday framed costs under the decking of JNU Sharjeel Imam students in a case related to alleged inflammatory speech made by him during protests against the citizenship amendment law (CAA) and the National List of Residents (NRC) in 2019.
‘Not a terrorist’: Sharjeel Imam told the court, mentioning the charges of the prosecution of ‘Whip of Monarch’ “framed below section 124 (incitement), 153A (promoting hostility between different groups for religion), 153B (imputation, prejudice statement for integration national), 505 (sudur statement for public damage) from the Indian punishment code, and section 13 (punishment for the activities that violate the law) UPA, “additional session of Judge Amitabh Rawat.
According to the prosecution, the priest was alleged to address the Jamia Millia Islamia on December 13, 2019, and at the Muslim University of Aligarh on December 16, 2019, where he threatened “cut” Assam and the whole northeast of India.
“Criticing the government is not the cause of his enditude, the priority previously told the court that he was not a terrorist and his prosecution was” a king whip rather than the government founded by law “.
In fact, prosecution claimed that violent riots occurred in accordance with the priest’s speech Since January 2020.
Police Delhi has submitted a charging sheet to the priest in this case, where he was suspected that he was suspected of giving speeches that incited hatred, insults, and dissatisfaction with the central government and incited people who led to violence in December 2019.