Shehla Rashid
Delhi court allows case withdrawal against Shehla Rashid for tweets on Army
A court here has allowed Delhi Police to withdraw a case against former JNUSU vice president Shehla Rashid Shora for her tweets on the Army, police sources said. Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Anuj Kumar Singh passed the order on February 27 on an application moved by the prosecution, which claimed that Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena has withdrawn his sanction to prosecute Shora. According to the application, the LG order came on the recommendation of a Screening Committee. "Lt. Governor, Delhi, has approved the recommendation of the Screening Committee...," the application said. The LG granted the approval on December 23, 2024. The former Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) leader was accused of promoting enmity between different groups and indulging in acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmony through her tweets, they said. Shora's tweets dated August 18, 2019 had allegedly accused the Army of entering houses and "torturing" locals in Kashmir. The allegat
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Delhi LG grants prosecution sanction against Shehla Rashid over tweets
The L-G has granted the prosecution sanction under the relevant section 196 of CrPC 1973
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Return of the prodigal: 'Separatist' Shah Faesal back in the service
Faesal's reinstatement in the IAS portends ill for the premier civil service and will impact the government's position in cases that might come up before the Central Administrative Tribunal and other
A new India: Selected details
Book review of A New India: Selected Writings 2014-19
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Shehla Rashid gets interim protection from arrest in sedition case
Additional Sessions Judge Pawan Kumar Jain granted the relief to Rashid till November 5 and directed her to join the investigation conducted by the Delhi Police
Lynching becomes heart attack, victim pays not rapist in police-neta raj
The police-politician nexus isn't new. But it has worsened dramatically and IPS has now lost its moral and professional centre of gravity
Shehla Rashid has found a political lexicon at JNU
Working behind the scenes as well as taking centrestage, Shehla Rashid has shaped the narrative at JNU as much as it has shaped her
