Key Takeaways
- The Supreme Court agreed to list a plea aiming to stop VHP-Bajrang Dal rallies in Delhi‑NCR.
- The petition seeks an immediate directive following the recent Nuh communal violence.
- Lawyer Chander Uday Singh highlighted the urgency, requesting the court to schedule an urgent hearing.
- Justice Aniruddha Bose confirmed he will accommodate the matter pending confirmation of his authority.
New Delhi: Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to pass immediate orders for the listing of a case seeking a direction to stop the rallies announced by VHP-Bajrang Dal in Delhi-NCR following the Nuh communal violence.
The Apex Court, which agreed to pass the orders after hearing an urgent mention, however, did not give any date to hear the matter but assured the petitioner to list the matter for urgent hearing.
Senior lawyer Chander Uday Singh mentioned the matter before Justice Aniruddha Bose, seeking an immediate hearing and a direction to stop the rallies.
Justice Bose wanted to ascertain if he has been allowed by the CJI to accept mentions or not. He, however, told Singh that he will accommodate him, after getting confirmation regarding his authority to accept mentions.
“This is something very urgent. This court may list the matter please,” Singh told the Court.
