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Rajyasabha Member Digvijay Singh moves Madhya Pradesh High Court seeking implementation of direction by SC for prevention of Mob-Lynching

By Aishwarya Gairola      08 June, 2021 09:04 PM      0 Comments
Rajyasabha Member Digvijay Singh moves Madhya Pradesh High Court seeking implementation of direction by SC for prevention of Mob-Lynching

Rajyasabha member Digvijay Singh moved the Madhya Pradesh High Court seeking the implementation of directions by the Supreme Court to prevent the incidents of Mob Lynching and Mob Violence.

Singh, in his petition, submitted hat recent alleged incidents of communal violence in Indore, Ujjain and Mandsaur where the people from minority community faced violence under the garbs of collecting funds for construction of ram mandir and the collection of funds should be voluntary and the minority community should not be coerced to pay.

The petitioner also cited some of Apex Courts rulings such as Tehseen Poonawala v Union of India, wherein the apex court had issued direction for the preventive measures to be complied with by states during cases of communal violence, Arumugam Servai v State of Tamil Nadu, in which the court issued directions to hold a departmental inquiry against reckless authority and officials for dereliction of duty, Commissioner of Police and Ors v. Acharya Jagdishwarannanda Abvaduta and Ors., among others.

The petitioner pleaded the court to issue directions to the state of Madhya Pradesh to implement the directions issued in the Tahseen Poonawalla case and other landmark cases and issue directions to the State of Madhya Pradesh to come out with a notification or a Government order in line with the directions of Apex Court.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court issued the notice to the Madhya Pradesh Government returnable within six weeks.



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