Case of Ink Attack on Professor Bhagwan: Police send notice to Meera to attend questioning
Bengaluru: The accused Advocate Meera Raghavendra, who smeared ink on the writer, thinker Professor Bhagwan in the court premises has been summoned by the police to attend questioning in the police station.
The accused has to attend police questioning within three days of receiving the notice. The notice also warns the accused advocate Meera of legal action, if she wilfully disregards the order to attend questioning within the prescribed time.
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Congress misleading public on National Herald case, matter still in court: BJP
New Delhi (PTI): The BJP on Wednesday accused the Congress of running misleading propaganda over the trial court's decision in the National Herald case and said the court refused to take cognisance of the complaint but did not set aside the case.
The case is still pending trial in the Delhi High Court, and the trial court in its order on Tuesday said that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) can continue its investigation, BJP national spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia asserted.
"The court yesterday (Tuesday) said that since it is a private complaint and no FIR has been lodged, it will not take cognizance of it. It's a technical matter. The court also said that ED can continue its investigation further. The court did not set it aside," Bhatia told a press conference at the BJP headquarters here
"Its trial is still going on. Sonia Gandhi is still Accused Number-1 and Rahul Gandhi Accused Number-2," the BJP spokesperson said, alleging, "The Gandhi family thrives on deceit, deception, and propaganda."
