The Supreme Court said on Wednesday that it only stopped the professor of Ashok University, Ali Khan Mahmudabad, Arrested on his social media post on Operation SindoorBy writing on the subjects that were sub-judges and they are free to write or express opinions on other subjects.
Asked why the Special Investigation Team (SIT) made itself “wrongly” to investigate the matter, a bench of Justice Surya Kant and Joymlya Bagchi directed it to conclude the investigation in four weeks.
Justice Kant said, “We are asking why sit, on its face, misunderstanding themselves. He was about to examine the contents of the posts,” said that Justice Kant said that Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal said, appeared for Mahmudabad, the SIT had seized his equipment and was asking about his foreign visits in the last 10 years.
Sibal said that the order of the Supreme Court of May 28 needed the SIT to examine only two social media positions, on which he was arrested. He said that the educationist was called four times in connection with the investigation and said that no investigation could be done.
The Haryana state lawyer said that it depends on the investigating officer how the investigation is conducted, and all impure aspects need to be focused.
The court, however, said that the professor does not need to be recalled and it has been directed that the investigation be completed in four weeks time. Justice Kant told the state counsel, “You don’t need it. You need a dictionary.”
It said in the order, “Although it cannot be expedient or desirable for us to comment in the way that the SIT has moved forward, we consider it to remind us of the mandate inherent in our order on May 28 and resulted in the resulting SIT to end its investigation in terms of content of two social media posts, but later no more than four weeks.”
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“The petitioner has already been involved in the investigation and handed over to his individual gadgets, so it makes us feel that it may not be necessary to re -invite the petitioner to join the investigation,” the bench said.
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