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Supreme Court Hearing on Dharam Sansad Case

By LawStreet News Network      12 May, 2022 01:52 PM      0 Comments
Supreme Court Hearing Dharam Sansad Case

Sr Adv Sidharth Luthra: Hes already spent almost 6 months theres medical condition

Justice Rastogi: What is the Dharam sansad btw?

Luthra- Im an Arya Samaji, Idk. Ive seen videos, People in Bhagwa kapdas got together and gave speeches

Justice Rastogi: were asking whats Dharam sansad

Luthra- theyre getting together and gave speeches& crowds gathered

Justice Rastogi: Spoiling the atmosphere! Stay together peacefully, enjoy the life

Luthra- i bow down. We need to be sensitive to people and nation and our citizens I understand

Bench- Before they ask to sensitise others theyve to sensitise themselves first. Theyre not sensitised. This is something spoiling the whole atmosphere

Luthra- this is the 7th FIR

Bench to complainant counsel- whats the maximum sentence?

Counsel- 5 years 
Luthra- 3

Bench- its 3

Counsel- if religious place its 5 years

Bench- dharam sansad isnt religious place. 3 yrs is maximum, chargesheet is filed, what do you want?

Counsel- theyre sending a message that we arent afraid of law.

Bench- maximum is 3, hes been in jail since January. For 4 months hes already been in custody. What further investigation you want from him? Its already complete

Counsel- our concern is, theres an exception to 41 A also. He is hell bent on not following the law. He made another video on 28th.

Bench- any standing counsel for Uttarakhand?

Deputy AG is present in the court

BENCH- take notice well take it next week. File the counter. We are not concerned about what happened, weve to take the totality of matter, punishment, period of custody, etc. what further do you want. Tell us that

Bench- Issue notice. Copy be served to State counsel and counsel for complainant present in court.

List on Tuesday

SC: Notice issued. To be heard on May 17



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