New Delhi: Destroy the bail application anticipatory of the President of the Hindu Raksha Dal Pink Chaudhary in cases associated with the slogans of communal allegedly raised at Jantar Mantar, a court of Delhi has said “We are not a country of the Taliban” and the rule of law are “sacred principles set in a plural and multicultural society we are “.
Additional Sessions Judge Anil Antil observed in the order Saturday that while India celebrates “Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav”, some minds are still “chained with intolerant beliefs and centric”.
He added that such an incident has caused unrest in the past.
The court said history shows that such incidents had equate communal tensions, leading to riots and caused loss of life and public property.
It is said that video clips of interviews Chaudhary infused with “high octane communal thorns” and “blended with the movement of inflammatory, insulting and threatening”.
“That …
(is) ex facie showing calculative design on the appli can not promote hatred and ill will among other parts of the community,” he said in the order.
The judge observed that although the right to freedom of speech is a fundamental right, in Garb libertarian concept of free speech, the accused can not be allowed to trample the constitutional principles that promote an inclusive and brotherhood.
“We are not a country of the Taliban.
The rule of law is the principle of government sacred in society plural and multicultural us.
While the rest of India celebrated the ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’, there are some thoughts that are still chained to the conviction of intolerance and centrists.
Involvement of the applicant / accused in the accusation case accused is prima facie clear from the material placed before the court.
the charges were serious and alleged violation is severe, “observed.
The court observed that the investigation is at nascent stage, people who are acquainted with the facts of this case has not been identified and others involved in the incident escaped.
Shows that Chaudhary was the President of Hindu Raksha Dal, the judge said that the tone and mastery of speech and threatening words used in interviews, analyzed in the background stature and influence, there is a strong possibility.
that it might affect or threaten witnesses if released on bail.
Chaudhary has been seeking anticipatory bail, saying he has a fear of arrest in the case were wrong and reckless registered against him by the police, allegedly on orders over his opponents, who make false allegations to harm his reputation.