New Delhi, Nov 27: The month long speculation is over on Nov 27 when the Delhi Court ordered Delhi Police to register an FIR against writer-activists Arundhati Roy and separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani before Jan 6, 2011.
The decision by the court followed after Delhi police refuted to file any case against the accused over their anti India remarks during a seminar in the capital on Oct 24.
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"The accused had crossed all the limits of freedom of expression and incited the people to rebellion against Indian state by saying that Kashmir was never a part of India," stated the lawyer of the Pandits, who sought FIR against the accused.
He also stated, "Their conduct fell within the definition of offences described under the IPC and Unlawful Activities Prevention Act."
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The decision by the court followed after Delhi police refuted to file any case against the accused over their anti India remarks during a seminar in the capital on Oct 24.
Read: India became colonising power after '47: Arundhati
Read: Kashmiri pandits hurl shoe at Geelani
"The accused had crossed all the limits of freedom of expression and incited the people to rebellion against Indian state by saying that Kashmir was never a part of India," stated the lawyer of the Pandits, who sought FIR against the accused.
He also stated, "Their conduct fell within the definition of offences described under the IPC and Unlawful Activities Prevention Act."
Read: ಕನ್ನಡದಲ್ಲಿ
During the proceedings, the court stated, "You (Police) were not supposed to file reply on the complaint. You were asked to file the status report as to what action has been taken on complaint filed with you with regard to cognisable offences."OneIndia News
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