New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to register for hearing urged the former request for Rajya Sabha’s parliamentarians who were seeking acts of insulting government officials Haryana for alleged disruption on the ‘Namaz’ offer on Friday in Gurugram.
The bench consisting of the Chairman of the NV Ramana judge, justice as Bopanna and Justice Hima Kohli recorded the submission of Indira Jaising’s senior advocacy, emerged for former Mohammad Adeeb parliamentary member, and said the state government official had not participated in the 2018 APEX assessment that flew the direction to stop the crime.
“This is not only based on newspaper reports, we have ourselves filing complaints.
We did not request enforcement of FIR.
This court has set precautions,” said the senior lawyer.
“I will look into it and post before the right bench Immediately, “said Cji.
Adeeb has submitted an appeal of insult that seeks actions against the Secretary of the Head of Haryana and the Director General of the Police for not obeying the previous judgment to continue the defense of Poonawala Tehseen.
There was an alleged disruption incident in offering ‘Namaz’ in designated places in Gurugram.
In 2018, the APEX court issued a guideline to the center and stated them, asking them to do so take steps such as fast tracking trials, victims compensation, deterrent punishment and disciplinary actions against officials that enforce the law of officers will form a task force to be assisted by one DSP ranking officers for taking steps to prevent mass violence and lynching.
The task force will be GAT ER intelligence reports on people who tend to commit these crimes or involved in spreading hatred speech, provocative statements and fake news, said.
The state government will soon identify districts, sub-divisions and villages where the instance of Lynching and mass violence have been reported in the past recently, said.