Madhya Pradesh High Court dismisses bail applications of comedian Munawar Faruqui & his aide Nalin Yadav in case for alleged hurting of religious sentiments. They were arrested on January 2 for allegedly hurting religious sentiments during their show.
A single bench of Justice Rohit Arya observed “no case is made out for grant of bail”. “Mutual respect, faith, and trust amongst all citizens of India are basic tenets of co-existence in a welfare society governed by rule of law”, the judge remarked in parting.
“States must endeavour that ecosystem and sustenance of coexistence in our welfare society is not polluted by negative forces and must strive for achievement of goals enshrined under Article 51A(e) and (f) of Constitution”, HC said in Munawar Faruqui bail order.
BREAKING : Madhya Pradesh High Court dismisses bail applications of comedian Munawar Faruqui & his aide Nalin Yadav in case for alleged hurting of religious sentiments.
They were arrested on January 2 for allegedly hurting religious sentiments during their show.#MunawarFaruqui pic.twitter.com/LcBL6i9KlW
— Live Law (@LiveLawIndia) January 28, 2021
