New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Friday questioned the city’s police steps to order Indian citizens for a stranger’s housing attending the Tabligi Jamaat event last year in the middle of the Covid-19 Kuncian.
“Suddenly, when the Kuncian was put in place, where did someone go after that? What a violation was done? Is there a bar in the citizens of Madhya Pradesh to live in Delhi in the Mosque, Temple or Gurdwara? They can stay wherever they want.
Is there a notification That everyone will throw away anyone who lives (with them)? “Justice Gupta said, showing that the government did not impose a ban on people to live in a certain place.
HC heard a number of petitions to cancel the gun into the host.
It was said that the Jamaat participants were looking for protection before the Kuncian was implemented and there were no accusations of those who violated the commandment that limited movement.
“I have issued the point …
You will tell me where the violation is when there are no questions about changes in place at that time? I can understand them out, that they violate the notification (lock).
When locking is enforced, there is no bar on whom Even those who are (Sic), “said the court and gave time to Delhi police to submit his response to the petition.
The police lawyer sought time to submit a status report, and said that at the relevant time, there was a bar on the type of religious event.
The Petitioner’s lawyer said that since the Jamaat participants began living in a place in question before the locking was enacted and no one was tested positive for Covid, there were no cases carried out on his clients.
While some petitions to cancel shots are by individuals who have provided residences to foreigners and cannot travel due to subsequent locking, others by people such as members of the Mosque Management Committee or caregivers that have been accused of providing housing facilities to provide facilities to provide facilities Housing strangers in the mosque under the jurisdiction of the Chandni police station is expensive.
Previously, the court had told Delhi police to submit status reports, showing their respective roles accused and and the duration of their stay, and whether housing facilities were given after or before the locking order was issued.