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Tribune News Service
New Delhi, August 6
The Supreme Court today said it would like to examine the chargesheet in the Palghar lynching case in which two sadhus and their driver were killed by a mob on April 16.
Foreign jamaatis can leave India, says govt
Foreign Tablighi Jamaat members can leave India despite pending trials in connection with their alleged involvement in illegal activities, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told a Bench. The Centre also told the SC that lookout notices against some have also been withdrawn
A Bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan asked the Maharashtra Government to file a copy of the chargesheet before it for perusal. It also sought to know from the government about the action taken against the erring police personnel who allegedly remained mute spectators to the lynching, and posted the petitions for hearing after three weeks.
TV anchor Devgan's protection extended
The Supreme Court on Thursday extended till August 31 the protection from coercive action given to TV news anchor Amish Devgan in connection with multiple FIRs registered against him for his alleged remarks on Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti in one of his shows.
On behalf of the Centre, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said the court should consider if any policemen were involved in the offence and if there was any dereliction of duty attracting disciplinary action. The Supreme Court on June 11 asked the Maharashtra Government to respond to two petitions seeking separate probes by the CBI and the NIA into the lynching.
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