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Delhi riots accused argue speeches alone cannot attract UAPA charges; court to hear closing submissions.
Summary
The Delhi riots accused are arguing in court that mere speeches, regardless of their content, should not be grounds for invoking the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). The defense contends that speeches alone do not constitute criminal conspiracy. The court is scheduled to hear closing submissions.
Key Points
- The case pertains to the Delhi riots.
- Accused are challenging the application of UAPA.
- The defense argues that speeches, even if considered offensive, are not sufficient for UAPA charges.
- The court is currently in the stage of hearing closing submissions.
Full Article
Defence argues speeches, however unpalatable, do not amount to criminal conspiracy; court to hear closing submissions
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