New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain two separate appeals from the Chhattisgarh government from the Order of the High Court who gave a court to investigate the FIR who was registered against the Senior BJP leader and former Minister of Raman Singh and the Sambit Party Patra Tweet in connection with the alleged case of the Toolkit false.
“Let the Chhattisgar High Court decide on this case,” a bench headed by the Chairman of the Judge N V Ramana said.
The bench, also consisted of Judge Surya Kant and Hima Kohli, said that this case could not be given a separate treatment because there were many cases related to the Toolkit problem that was waiting in various high courts.
“Don’t waste your energy here.
We don’t tend to entertain special leave petitions.
We ignore SLPS,” said bench when senior advocate A M Singhvi, who appeared for the country, wanted to refer to this case record.
The APEX court asked Chhattisgarh HC to decide requests related to the false toolkit case, said these things were decided without being influenced by previous observations.
The Chhattisgarh High Court on June 11 passed two separate orders and provided relief while in the same FIR nested against Singh and Patra while noting that the average in the FIR reflected that “by Tweet, clear congress members showed that there was no peace or public peace.
Being affected and it is pure political competition between two political parties “.
On May 19, a FIR was submitted based on the Akash Sharma complaint, National Student Union President (NSUI) Unit Chhattisgarh (NSUI), on charges that Singh, Patra and others had circulated the content with a social media platform using a fake letterhead from Congress by projected it as Toolkit developed by parties.