Jantar Mantar sloganeering: Delhi court grants bail to Hindu Raksha Dal chief

The court relied on the recent order of the Delhi High Court wherein co-accused Preet Singh was granted bail. “Since the present accused/applicant Bhupinder Tomar @ Pinki Chaudhary is stated to have left the spot of meeting at 1.29 pm and is also not required for interrogation, the court is of the view that he deserves to be released on bail on account of parity with co-accused Preet Singh,” the court said.

His anticipatory bail plea had been rejected by a sessions court, which observed: “We are not a Taliban State. Rule of law is sacrosanct governing principle in our plural and multi-cultural society.”

The protest march against “colonial-era laws” was organised by former BJP spokesperson Ashwini Upadhyay, and the rally had hundreds of people in attendance. Purported videos of the event showed people shouting slogans threatening harm to Muslims.

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