The case of assault with two journalists at Madhya Pradesh police station has reached the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case and he has given the petitioner a date for the next week for hearing. The petitioners have feared to be implicated in a false case and arrest. The court advised the petitioner to go to the High Court, but his lawyer repeatedly requested the Supreme Court to have an argument hearing of the case, then Justice SC Sharma said, “I am also stubborn, if this matter appears before our bench, then you know what will be the conclusion?"Text-Align: justify;"> According to the report of the Bar and Bench, the counsel for the petitioners has demanded an immediate hearing in front of the bench of Justice Sanjay Karol and Justice SC Sharma. He says that the police beat up the station along with two journalists for reporting related to the land mafia.
The lawyer said that journalists are afraid that Madhya Pradesh police may arrest them, so the case should be listed as soon as possible. The lawyer says that this is the incident of May and this is a very serious matter. He said that journalists were beaten in the police station, so he ran to Delhi.
The bench asked him why he did not file a petition in the Madhya Pradesh High Court. He is afraid that he can be arrested by a false case against him. On the argument of the lawyer, the bench asked him why the petitioner did not go to the Madhya Pradesh High Court, then the lawyer said that he is in Delhi and he got protection here & nbsp; is. & Nbsp;
The bench expressed displeasure over the petition being filed in the Supreme Court instead of the High Court said, “Now we will have to hear cases of anticipatory bail across the country because they have come here?” The lawyer expressed concern in front of the bench, saying that the life of the petitioners is in danger and the Press Club of India has also condemned the incident. He said that there is no need to the petitioners. Please list their petition for hearing.
On the request of the lawyer, the Supreme Court agreed to hear, but Justice Sanjay Karol and Justice SC Sharma warned the petitioner, “We are already telling you what will be the conclusion if your case comes to our bench.” The lawyer said that we will pray to the bench, on which Justice SC Sharma said, ‘I am also stubborn.’