Great relief to Professor of the University of Ashoka: SC limits the trial court to set up any charges against Ali Khan Mahmudabad

In a great relief for Professor at the University of Ashoka, Ali Khan Mahmudabad, who was discussed for social media posts on Operation Sindoor, the Supreme Court withheld the trial court to take note of the charge sheet filed by Haryana. On Monday, a Bank of Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi also prevented the trial court to make any charges in the case. The Supreme Court has compiled a three-member special investigation team (SIT) to investigate the two FIRs registered against Mahmudabad on its controversial social media posts. The SIT informed the bank that it had filed a closing report in one of the two Fir’s against the professor, while a charge sheet was filed in the other on August 22 after it was found that some offenses had been committed. ‘The most unhappy’: Kapil Sibal Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal, which appears for Mahmudabad, mentioned the filing of the Charthea and said that they discussed him under Article 152 of BNS (sedition), of which the validity is under the challenge. The bank asked Sibal to review the charge sheet and prepare a graph of the alleged offenses, saying that it would consider the submissions on the next trial date. The Supreme Court noted that a closing report was filed in one fir against Mahmudabad and ordered the termination of all the proceedings related to the case. On July 16, the Supreme Court of Haryana was investigating the case in the case, saying “it led itself wrong”. On May 21, it gave him interim bail, but refused to remain the investigation against him. What is the case against Professor at Ashoka University? Haryana police arrested Mahmudabad on May 18 after two FIRs were registered against him. It is alleged that its controversial social media posts over Operation Sindoor have endangered the country’s sovereignty and integrity. The two FIRs -one based on a complaint of the Chairman of the Haryana State Commission for Women, Renu Bhatia, and the other on a complaint by a town of Sarpanch -were filed by Rai police in the Sonipat district. Ali Khan Mahmudabad was discussed under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) Divisions: 152 (Acts that jeopardize the sovereignty or unity and integrity of India) 353 (statements promoted to public evil) 79 (deliberate action aimed at the modest of a woman). (With Pti inputs)