“Delhi police files FIR against Rana Ayyub on Delhi Court’s direction for anti-Hindu comments: What the court said and details of FIR”, Opindia, January 28, 2025:
“On 27th January, the Cyber Police Station South, New Delhi, lodged an FIR against propagandist and alleged journalist Rana Ayyub following directions from a Delhi Sessions Court. The FIR was filed based on a complaint by Advocate Amita Sachdeva under Sections 505, 295A, and 153A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). OpIndia accessed the court order and the complaint filed by Advocate Sachdeva.
OpIndia accessed copy of the FIR registered by the police. According to the FIR, the complainant has accused Rana Ayyub of using her platform to insult revered Hindu deities, malign Indian unity, and incite hostility against India, including disparaging the Indian Army. The FIR highlighted that the case was registered following directions from the Delhi Sessions Court (Saket, South District) of Chief Judicial Magistrate Himanshu Raman Singh.
In her complaint, Advocate Sachdeva said that Rana Ayyub had made multiple derogatory social media posts on X (formerly Twitter) between 2013 and 2017. These posts insulted revered Hindu deities, spread anti-India sentiments, and incited religious disharmony. She argued that such posts, amplified by Ayyub’s public profile, were provocative and intended to disturb communal harmony……”
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