Rouse Avenue Court on Kapil Mishra: Delhi Law Minister Kapil Mishra has suffered a setback from the Rouse Avenue Court. The court has directed further investigation against Minister Kapil Mishra regarding the alleged role in North East Delhi riots. The court accepted the application to register an FIR against Kapil Mishra. The court has asked the Delhi Police to register an FIR in the case and further investigate.

The Rouse Avenue Court has given this order on the application seeking to register an FIR against Kapil Mishra in a case related to Delhi riots. A person named Mohammad Ilyas has demanded to register an FIR against Kapil Mishra and others in Delhi riots.

What did Rouse Avenue Court say?

The Rouse Avenue Court said, “The presence based on the material presented by the Delhi Police was in the area of ​​Kardam Puri and it has been found a cognizable offense, which should be investigated.”

Delhi Police opposed FIR

However, Delhi Police had opposed the demand for registering an FIR against Kapil Mishra. Delhi Police had claimed that a conspiracy was being hatched to trap Kapil Mishra.

What did Mohammad Ilyas claim in the petition?

In this petition filed in August 2024, Mohammad Ilyas has claimed that on 23 February 2020, he saw Kapil Mishra and his associates blocking a road in Kardampuri. During this time, he also saw the vehicles of the hawker tracks breaking. On the occasion, the then North East Deputy Police Commissioner and other Delhi Police officers were standing next to Kapil Mishra. Kapil Mishra had threatened the protesters to vacate the place or suffer the consequences.

Delhi news: In the 2020 code of conduct violation case, which has created a stir in the politics of Delhi, the court’s stand is now getting more tough. The Rouse Avenue Court, taking a serious stand against Delhi Law Minister Kapil Mishra, has ordered the Delhi Police to “present the full report related to his alleged controversial tweet (X post)”.

The court clearly stated that DCP North West personally get information about the posts made by Kapil Mishra from ‘X’ (formerly Twitter) and file a detailed status report. The court reiterated that no laxity will be tolerated now. The next hearing in this case will now be held on 8 April, which is considered important.

Minister Kapil Mishra sought relief from court

The lawyer of Minister Kapil Mishra argued in the court that the budget session of Delhi Assembly is starting from March 24. As a minister, he is busy with many meetings and could not appear in the court due to government work. The court approved one day exemption from his appearance.

No relief from Delhi High Court

Significantly, Kapil Mishra had already challenged the summons issued by the Rouse Avenue Court in the High Court. But the High Court flatly refused to interfere in the order of the lower court. This decision was considered a major setback for Kapil Mishra. Now it has to be seen what a new twist comes in the hearing to be held on April 8. Will the police report increase Kapil Mishra’s difficulties or will he get relief? During the next hearing in the court, another big story of Delhi politics can be written.

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