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Delhi High Court on Friday granted bail to Preet&nbsp;Singh, accused of organising an event at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;last month where communal slogans were&nbsp;raised.&nbsp;
Singh&nbsp;was released on a personal bond of ₹50,000 with two sureties of the same amount.&nbsp;
As per video footage and Singh's&nbsp;phone records, the court said that&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;left the venue at around 2 PM while the communal slogans were raised at 4 PM.&nbsp;
It went on to add that right now 'it would not be appropriate' to decide whether words spoken by Singh&nbsp;will&nbsp;count as offensive under Section 153A IPC&nbsp;of hate speech.&nbsp;

Preet Singh, organiser of Jantar Mantar event granted bail by Delhi High Court 

Preet Singh, organiser of Jantar Mantar event from last month was granted bail by Delhi HC on personal bond of ₹50,000 with two sureties of the same amount. 

Delhi High Court on Friday granted bail to Preet&nbsp;Singh, accused of organising an event at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;last month where communal slogans were raised.&nbsp;
Justice Mukta&nbsp;Gupta directed that&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;be released on a personal bond of ₹50,000 with two sureties of the same amount.
As per video footage and Singh's&nbsp;phone records, the court said that&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;left the venue at around 2 PM while the communal slogans were raised at 4 PM.&nbsp;
It went on to add that right now 'it would not be appropriate' to decide whether words spoken by Singh&nbsp;will count as offensive under Section 153A IPC&nbsp;of hate speech.&nbsp;

Preet Singh, organiser of Jantar&nbsp;Mantar event from last month was granted bail by Delhi HC on personal bond of&nbsp;₹50,000 with two sureties of the same amount.&nbsp;

Delhi High Court on Friday granted bail to Preet&nbsp;Singh, accused of organising an event at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;last month where communal slogans were&nbsp;raised.&nbsp;
Justice Mukta&nbsp;Gupta directed that&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;be released on a personal bond of ₹50,000 with two sureties of the same amount.&nbsp;
As per video footage and Singh's&nbsp;phone records, the court said that&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;left the venue at around 2 PM while the communal slogans were raised at 4 PM.&nbsp;
It went on to add that right now 'it would not be appropriate' to decide whether words spoken by Singh&nbsp;will&nbsp;count as offensive under Section 153A IPC&nbsp;of hate speech.&nbsp;

A Delhi Court said "we are not a Taliban state" while rejecting the anticipatory bail plea of Hindu Raksha Dal president Pinky Chaudhary. He is a prime accused in the case related to anti-Muslim slogans at Delhi's Jantar Mantar.
The court said that rule of law is the sacrosanct governing principle in our plural and multicultural society.
Referring to the slogans raised at Jantar Mantar earlier this month, the court said that the accusations are serious and the offence alleged is severe in nature. "History is not immune where such incidents have fared communal tensions leading to riots," the court added in its order on August 21.
The court further added that Chaudhary&rsquo;s interview is &ldquo;impregnated with high octane communal barbs, insulting and threatening gestures indicative of the calculative design to promote hatred..."
On August 11, the court had granted bail to Supreme Court lawyer and former BJP spokesperson Ashwini Upadhayay, who had organiser the Jantar Mantar protest where crass anti-Muslims slogans were raised. The videos of hateful slogans in the heart of the national Capital has triggered widespread outrage.

'We are not a Taliban state': Court denies bail to Hindu Rakshak Dal chief

A Delhi Court said "we are not a Taliban state" while rejecting the anticipatory bail plea of Hindu Raksha Dal president Pinky Chaudhary. He is a prime accused in the case related to anti-Muslim slogans at Delhi's Jantar Mantar.

A Delhi Court said "we are not a Taliban state" while rejecting the anticipatory bail plea of Hindu Raksha Dal president Pinky Chaudhary. He is a prime accused in the case related to anti-Muslim slogans at Delhi's Jantar Mantar.
The court said that rule of law is the sacrosanct governing principle in our plural and multicultural society.
Referring to the slogans raised at Jantar Mantar earlier this month, the court said that the accusations are serious and the offence alleged is severe in nature. "History is not immune where such incidents have fared communal tensions leading to riots," the court added in its order on August 21.
The court further added that Chaudhary&rsquo;s interview is &ldquo;impregnated with high octane communal barbs, insulting and threatening gestures indicative of the calculative design to promote hatred..."
On August 11, the court had granted bail to Supreme Court lawyer and former BJP spokesperson Ashwini Upadhayay, who had organiser the Jantar Mantar protest where crass anti-Muslims slogans were raised. The videos of hateful slogans in the heart of the national Capital has triggered widespread outrage.

A Delhi Court said "we are not a Taliban state" while rejecting anticipatory bail plea of Hindu Raksha Dal president Pinky Chaudhary. He is a prime accused in the case related to anti-Muslim slogans at Delhi's Jantar Mantar

Five people including BJP leader Ashwani Upadhyay have been detained for alleged anti-Muslim slogans during a protest at Jantar Mantar.

Anti-Muslim slogans at Jantar Mantar: BJP leader Ashwini Upadhyay detained

Anti-Muslim slogans at Jantar Mantar: BJP leader Ashwini Upadhyay, others detained by Delhi Police &nbsp;

Slogans at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;protest: BJP leader Ashwani Upadhyay&nbsp;detained
Arrest for alleged anti-Muslim slogans during Sunday's protest at&nbsp;Jantar Mantar
Delhi police: action as per law, won't tolerate any communal disharmony
Case filed after videos of anti-Muslim slogans surfaced on social media
Bharat Jodo Aandolan conveners:&nbsp;protest held under leadership of Upadhyay

The Delhi Police registered a case on Monday after a video showing anti-Muslim slogans being raised during a protest at Jantar Mantar here surfaced on social media.

Five people including BJP leader Ashwani Upadhyay have been detained for alleged anti-Muslim slogans during a protest at&nbsp;Jantar Mantar.
The Delhi Police said, it is handling the matter as per law and communal disharmony will not be tolerated. The Police registered a case on Monday after purported videos showing anti-Muslim slogans at the protest in Jantar Mantar surfaced on social media.
A large number of people had attended the protest organised by Bharat Jodo Aandolan at Jantar Mantar on Sunday. Shipra Srivastava, media in-charge of Bharat Jodo Aandolan, said the protest was held under the leadership of advocate and former BJP spokesperson Ashwini Upadhyay.
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The Delhi Police have registered an FIR under Sections 153-A that is promoting enmity between different groups, against the unknown people, after &ldquo;inflammatory, anti-Muslim slogans&rdquo; were allegedly raised at Jantar Mantar on Sunday.
The Delhi Police said organisers had no permission for the rally and they have also added violation of DDMA Act for violation of Covid guidelines in the FIR.The rally was called by Supreme Court lawyer and former Delhi BJP spokesperson Ashwini Upadhyay. Purported videos of the event showed people shouting slogans threatening harm to Muslims. 
Shipra Srivastava, media in-charge of Bharat Jodo Movement has distanced herself from the allegations of inflammatory slogans. She said, it was a protest against colonial laws used to which still exist, and protesters were also there to call for a Uniform Civil Code.
She went on to say that adding that among 5,000 people, if five-six people in some corner were shouting such slogans, then they would disassociate themselves from them.

Delhi Police lodge FIR for ‘inflammatory slogans’ at Jantar Mantar

Communal slogans raised at 'Bharat Jodo' event in Jantar Mantar&nbsp;on Sunday; Delhi police file FIR

The rally had hundreds of people in attendance, according to the police. Purported videos of the event showed people shouting slogans threatening harm to Muslims.

The Delhi Police have registered an FIR under Sections 153-A that is promoting enmity between different groups, against unknown people, after &ldquo;inflammatory, anti-Muslim slogans&rdquo; were allegedly raised at Jantar Mantar on Sunday.
The Delhi Police said organisers had no permission for the rally and they have also added violation of Covid guidelines in the FIR.
The rally was called by Supreme Court lawyer and former Delhi BJP spokesperson Ashwini Upadhyay. Purported videos of the event showed people shouting slogans threatening harm to Muslims. 
Shipra Srivastava, media in-charge of Bharat Jodo Movement, which had organised the rally, has distanced herself from the allegations of inflammatory slogans. She said, it was a protest against colonial laws used to which still exist, and protesters were also there to call for a Uniform Civil Code.
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She went on to say that among 5,000 people, if five-six people in some corner were shouting such slogans, then they would disassociate themselves from them.

Delhi Police has increased security in central Delhi because of the protests and has deployed Rapid Action Force and CRPF outside Jantar Mantar. 

Farmers hold 'Kisaan Parliament' at Jantar Mantar, will protest till end of monsoon session

200 farmers under the umbrella organisation of Samyukta&nbsp;Kisan&nbsp;Morcha&nbsp;held a 'Kisaan&nbsp;Parliament' at Delhi's&nbsp;Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;on Thursday to protest against the three farm&nbsp;legislations.

Protesting farmers hold 'Kisaan Parliament' at Delhi's Jantar Mantar

They will protest at the venue from 11am to 5pm every day till August 9.

200 farmers under the umbrella organisation of Samyukta&nbsp;Kisan&nbsp;Morcha&nbsp;held a 'Kisaan&nbsp;Parliament' at Delhi's&nbsp;Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;on Thursday to protest against the three farm&nbsp;legislations.
The farmers wore identification badges and carried flags of their unions and travelled to Jantar Mantar from their protest sites in buses with a police escort.
They will protest at the venue from 11am to 5pm every day till August 9. The farmers wanted to protest till the end of the monsoon session i.e. August 13 but were granted permission only till August 9.&nbsp;
Delhi Police has increased security in central Delhi because of the protests and has deployed Rapid Action Force and CRPF&nbsp;outside Jantar&nbsp;Mantar.&nbsp;

The Delhi Police has tightened the security at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;after a group of 200 farmers have been allowed to peacefully protest from July 22 to August 9. Farmers are demanding scrapping of the agriculture laws during the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament.&nbsp;
At least 2,500 Delhi police officials along with 3,000 paramilitary personnel will remain deployed alone at the Singhu border. Anti-riot force, water cannons and tear gas are on standby to make all efforts to stop the anti-social elements get into the march.
Also Read&nbsp;Farmers to protest at Jantar Mantar every day during the monsoon session
While the Delhi government has approved farmers' request of holding the protest, the Delhi Police said that it has not granted any written permission to the farmers so far.
The farmers who have been protesting against the contentious laws for the past 8 months at the Delhi borders will hold a 'Kisan&nbsp;Parliament' for 18 days. They will assemble every day from 8 am to 5 pm starting Thursday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Delhi police tightens security at Jantar Mantar ahead of farmers' protest

Delhi police steps up security ahead of farmers protest at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar, riot police along with water cannons and tear gas on standby

Delhi police tightens security at Jantar Mantar ahead of farmers' protest
200 farmers allowed to protest peacefully&nbsp;against the 3 farm laws
2,500 cops along with 3,000 paramilitary personnel deployed at Singhu&nbsp;border
Anti-riot force, water cannons and tear gas are on standby
Delhi Police has not granted written permission to farmers to stage protest
Farmers will hold a 'Kisan&nbsp;Parliament' for 18 days starting Thursday

The Delhi government has allowed a group of 200 farmers to peacefully protest against the 3 farm laws passed by the Centre at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;from July 22 to August 9.

The Delhi Police has tightened the security at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;after a group of 200 farmers have been allowed to peacefully protest from July 22 to August 9. Farmers are demanding scrapping of the agriculture laws during the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament.&nbsp;
At least 2,500 Delhi police officials along with 3,000 paramilitary personnel will remain deployed alone at the Singhu border. Anti-riot force, water cannons and tear gas are on standby to make all efforts to stop the anti-social elements get into the march.
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While the Delhi government has approved farmers' request of holding the protest, the Delhi Police said that it has not granted any written permission to the farmers so far.
The farmers who have been protesting against the contentious laws for the past 8 months at the Delhi borders will hold a 'Kisan&nbsp;Parliament' for 18 days. They will assemble every day from 8 am to 5 pm starting Thursday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

200 farmers will protest at the Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;from July 22&nbsp;against the controversial farm laws every day till the monsoon session of the Parliament gets over.&nbsp;
The farmers have been granted permission for the same by the Delhi Police and they will be taken from Singhu&nbsp;border to Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;in buses&nbsp;every day by a police escort.&nbsp;The farmers had earlier planned to protest outside the Parliament.&nbsp;
Thousands of farmers from across the country have been agitating at the Delhi borders against the three farm laws for 8 months.&nbsp;
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Farmers to protest at Jantar Mantar every day during the monsoon session

200 farmers will protest at the Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;from July 22&nbsp;against the controversial farm laws every day till the monsoon session of the Parliament gets over.&nbsp;

The farmers had earlier planned to protest outside the Parliament.&nbsp;

200 farmers will protest at the Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;from July 22&nbsp;against the controversial farm laws every day till the monsoon session of the Parliament gets over.&nbsp;
The farmers have been granted permission for the same by the Delhi Police and they will be taken to Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;in buses&nbsp;every day by a police escort.&nbsp;The farmers had earlier planned to protest outside the Parliament.&nbsp;
Thousands of farmers from across the country have been agitating at the Delhi borders against the three farm laws for 8 months.&nbsp;
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Bhim Army chief to protest at India Gate today

Protests against the brutal gangrape of a 20-year-old girl in Hathras is gaining momentum in the national capital. Bhim Army Chief Chandra Shekhar Azad has called for a protest at Delhi&rsquo;s India Gate later today. The Delhi Police has reiterated that no gathering is allowed around India Gate due to the imposition of Section 144. However, the Police said that gathering of up to 100 people is permissible at Jantar Mantar but after prior permission only.

Protests against the brutal gangrape of a 20-year-old girl in Hathras is gaining momentum in the national capital. Bhim Army Chief Chandra Shekhar Azad has called for a protest at Delhi&rsquo;s India Gate later today. The Delhi Police has reiterated that no gathering is allowed around India Gate due to the imposition of Section 144. However, the Police said that gathering of up to 100 people is permissible at Jantar Mantar but after prior permission only.

Priyanka Gandhi to sit on dharna in Delhi, police says no permission

After courting arrest in Uttar Pradesh&nbsp;along with her brother Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi on her way to the home of&nbsp;the Hathras&nbsp;gangrape&nbsp;victim,&nbsp;Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi is set to hold a dharna and prayer meet at the Valmiki Mandir in Delhi for the 20-year-old girl.
Protests have also been planned at India Gate to coincide with Gandhi Jayanti, the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, as per reports.
But the Delhi Police says permission has not been given for either gatherings or protests in view of Section 144 imposed last month.
Police said protests are permitted only at Jantar Mantar with prior permission and the attendance of only 100 people.

After courting arrest in Uttar Pradesh&nbsp;along with her brother Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi on her way to the home of&nbsp;the Hathras&nbsp;gangrape&nbsp;victim,&nbsp;Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi is set to hold a dharna and prayer meet at the Valmiki Mandir in Delhi for the 20-year-old girl.
Protests have also been planned at India Gate to coincide with Gandhi Jayanti, the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, as per reports.
But the Delhi Police says permission has not been given for either gatherings or protests in view of Section 144 imposed last month.
Police said protests are permitted only at Jantar Mantar with prior permission and the attendance of only 100 people.

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