Haryana: nodded for prosecution 7 in a Muslim merchant attack

Chandigarh: almost four years after a Muslim trader from Uttar Pradesh was slaped by activists Bajrang right-wing outside the Mosque of Hisar for not shouting “Bharat Ki Jai,” The Haryana coalition government led by Minister of Manohar Lal Khattar finally gave sanctions to demand seven defendants , The Haryana House Department, led by Anil VIJ, recently gave sanctions to demand 7 defendants, Bhupender, Joginder, Kapil Vats, Mohar Singh, Amar, Anil Kumar and Prem.
When the allegations of this accusation include part 295-a (hurt religious feelings), permission based on the 196 CRPC section needed from the State House Department to start prosecution.
This case was registered with this right-wing activist on July 11, 2017 and the prosecution agency in Hisar had been seeking sanctions from the House Department on August 19, 2017.
The court sought the status of the Case test report since 2017 and now we have been told that the state government has provided sanctions to demand the defendant, and the trial will now begin, “said Advocate Vikram Mittal, advice for the complainant in this matter.
He said that the court of trial had sought a status report to confirm whether the defendant in this case had joined the investigation and if there was a problem regarding The defendant was waiting before Punjab and Haryana High Court.
The Haryana government has submitted prosecution in this case before the local court in March when the court heard cases in strict mode due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the Petitioner learned about sanctions on Friday.
July 11, 2017, Mohammed Haroon Kasni, a trader from Uttar Pradesh, allegedly slapped when he refused to repeat the “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” during protests outside the city mosque by activist Bajrang Dal in Hisar in attack on attacks on attacks on attacks against the attack of Amarnath pilgrims at the Amarnath Kashmir.
Traders from Saharanpur came to the mosque to offer prayers at the same time when Activists Bajrang Dal protested.
The case was registered for riots, assemblies that violated the law, hurt the feelings of religion, promoting hostility between groups, attacks, and criminal intimidation at the Aperar Police Station.
According to complaints by Abid Hussain, the caregiver of the local mosque, a mob 100-150 people caused a slogan outside the mosque and crashed into the gate of the mosque, pelting the stones.
They also attacked someone who came to the mosque to offer the name.
The police then arrested Anil Kumar and Kapil.
Both of them, however, were released on guarantee by HC in October 2017.
Then, the arrest accused of other also remained with HC which also directed them to join the police investigation.