Court grants bail to all individuals facing treason charges in Shaheen School anti-CAA play case
Court observed there was no 'anti-national' element in the play
Bidar: The Bidar District and Session Court has granted anticipatory bail to all the individuals facing treason and sedition charges in the Shaheen School’s anti-CAA play case.
The Court while granting bail observed that there was insufficient base against the individuals in the case while also adding that the anti-CAA act that was played in the school did not compromise with the peace and harmony of the society in anyway.
The Court also added that there was no anti-national or treason content in the play.
All the five individuals from school administration who were facing charges of sedition and treason in the case have now been granted anticipatory bail in the case.
Earlier, a female teacher of the school along with the mother of a student who participated in the play were arrested by the police and were later released on bail by the Court.
The incident which took place in January this year made to the headlines of national news agencies and the approach of the police and administration while dealing and enquiring the students of the school received severe criticism from all quarters.
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New Delhi: Rapido driver refuses Muslim passenger, “Musalmaan allowed nahi hai meri gaadi mein”
New Delhi: A Rapido driver allegedly refused to pick up a Muslim passenger on Eid, saying, "Musalmaan allowed nahi hai meri gaadi mein" (Muslims are not allowed in my vehicle), triggering outrage on social media, madhyamam reported.
The incident involved a Kerala-origin journalist, Zain, who is based in Delhi. He had booked a ride with driver Subhash Rawat, who allegedly declined the trip after realising the passenger’s identity.
"Why are you saying I am not allowed? Because I am a Muslim?" Zain asked during the call.
"Yes, Muslims are not allowed in my vehicle. This is not your father’s vehicle," Rawat shot back, telling him to stop calling. Rawat holds a 4.5 app rating.
Zain shared the call recording online, which quickly went viral, drawing widespread criticism and demands for action against the driver and the company.
The company apologized publicly, terming the conduct "completely unacceptable." In a statement, the company said, "Your safety is our top priority, and we are committed to ensuring a respectful and secure experience for all our passengers."
Further action against the driver is awaited.
