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Qureshi issue: Court seeks police report

ADDITIONAL CITY Metropolitan Magistrate (I) Pankaj Upadhayay directed the Kotwali police to submit its report on a petition filed against State Minority Welfare Minister Yaqoob Qureshi. The court has asked for the report by February 25 next.Joint secretary of the Advocates? Association Vishram Singh Yadav had petitioned the court for filing a criminal case against the minister for his announcement to reward anyone who killed the Danish cartoonist with Rs 51 crore.

Published on: Feb 22, 2006, 00:36:00 IST
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ADDITIONAL CITY Metropolitan Magistrate (I) Pankaj Upadhayay directed the Kotwali police to submit its report on a petition filed against State Minority Welfare Minister Yaqoob Qureshi. The court has asked for the report by February 25 next.

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Joint secretary of the Advocates’ Association Vishram Singh Yadav had petitioned the court for filing a criminal case against the minister for his announcement to reward anyone who killed the Danish cartoonist with Rs 51 crore.

The petition stated as Yaqoob held public office, his statement to reward the killer of the cartoonist had created fear among countrymen.

The petitioner stated that his comments had led to protests all over the country and shops were damaged leading to financial loss to the owners. Therefore, he pleaded that a criminal case be registered against the minister.

Meantime, national convenor of the Bajrang Dal Prakash Sharma also filed a similar petition with the ACMM (I) and the magistrate asked the Kotwali police to submit their findings by February 24.

Sharma said Bajrang Dal would start a mass movement against the minister for his statement.

 
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