New Delhi: The Supreme Magistrate on Tuesday took an important step in a specimen related to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The magistrate has sought response from Rahul Gandhi and other concerned parties on the using alleging that a pregnant woman journalist was pushed during the march towards the Supreme Magistrate ramified on October 12. The using demands registration of an FIR versus Rahul Gandhi and others tangibly involved in the incident and bounty to the journalist. However, these allegations have not yet been proven in court.
Who raised the matter in the Supreme Court?
The matter was mentioned by senior well-wisher Gaurav Bhatia surpassing a seat of Senior Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi. He informed that an using in this regard has been filed in the once pending petition. It has been so-called in the using that there was a scuffle with the sexuality journalist in the Supreme Magistrate premises. The magistrate has sought response from Rahul Gandhi and other concerned parties in this matter.
What is so-called to have happened to the sexuality journalist?
According to the application, the woman journalist was tangibly pushed nonflexible towards the gate, due to which she lost her wastefulness and fell. The petition claims that security personnel, journalists and other people were present there at the time of the incident. The using moreover alleges that the push was intentional and not due to the crowd. Along with registering an FIR, the petitioner has demanded bounty to the sexuality journalist. The parties concerned are yet to respond to these allegations.
Was the matter raised on October 16 also?
Senior well-wisher Gaurav Bhatia had moreover mentioned this matter surpassing the Supreme Magistrate on October 16. During that time he had so-called that the sexuality journalist was three months pregnant and without the incident she had to be admitted to the hospital. He had urged the magistrate to take cognisance of the matter. Now during the hearing on the application, the seat has sought answers from the concerned parties.
Why did Rahul Gandhi reach the Supreme Magistrate on 12 October?
On October 12, Rahul Gandhi and many opposition leaders reached the Supreme Magistrate with their supporters. They had come to file a petition alleging so-called irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list and deletion of names of a large number of voters. There were moreover protests in Delhi on this issue. Opposition leaders had raised questions over so-called irregularities in the electoral process, taxing the resignation of Senior Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
What happened in the petition challenging the march?
The Supreme Magistrate has older issued notice to Rahul Gandhi, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, Samajwadi Party senior Akhilesh Yadav, Congress Party and other concerned parties on the petition challenging the October 12 march. Now a separate reply has been sought on the using filed regarding the so-called incident related to the sexuality journalist. The parties concerned will present their views in the remoter hearing. Without this the magistrate will consider the FIR and the demand for compensation.
