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Updated: Jan 20, 2020 09:24 IST
Meerut (Uttar Pradesh) [India], Jan 20 (ANI): Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad said that the National Register of Citizens
(NRC) is dreadful for Dalits, Adivasis, and backward classes."If NRC is dreadful for someone in this country, then that are Dalits,
Adivasis, and backward classes, those who don't have or own any land)," Azad said here."When happened in Meerut after the CAA protests was
We came here to meet the family members personally
This has never happened in a democracy
It was a black day in the history of Meerut
We have moved court against those who have taken law into their hands
Also, we are hopeful that we will be able to get those people out of jail who were forcibly sent there," he added.Azad further informed that
the court will hear the matter on January 23.This comes after a Delhi court on Saturday adjourned the hearing till January 21 in connection
with Azad's bail modification matter in the case pertaining to alleged incitement of violence during anti-Citizenship (Amendment) Act
The court has sought Azad's address to be verified.On Friday, Azad moved a Tis Hazari Court seeking modification of bail order in the
Daryaganj violence case.The petition states that Azad hailed from the SC community and his voice cannot be suppressed in election time
He is a public representative.The petition also said that Daryaganj violence is a Delhi matter, therefore, only the Investigation Officer of
Delhi is looking into this matter
If the Bhim Army Chief commits any violence in any manner or disobeys the order of the court, then the Investigation Officer of Delhi will
So why does he have to appear before SHO Saharanpur, when he has nothing to do with Saharanpur in this regard.The Delhi court on January 15
granted bail to Azad, one of the accused in the Daryaganj violence case.The court ordered that Azad will not conduct any dharna in Delhi for
one month till February 16
As of now, he will stay in UP's Saharanpur at his permanent address
