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Supreme Court Grants Relief To Nupur Sharma; Twitter Reacts

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The Supreme Court on Tuesday stated that Nupur Sharma, the former spokesperson for the BJP, cannot be arrested in the 9 cases registered against her over her remarks on Prophet Mohammad. Furthermore, the court requested that several states respond to her request that multiple FIRs against her be combined into one.

The relief comes after the Supreme Court blamed her for the brutal murder which occurred in Udaipur a few weeks ago. Furthermore, the Supreme Court had stated that Nupur Sharma should apologise to the country for triggering tension with her comments.

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Nupur Sharma
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Among the states that have been asked to respond are; Delhi, Maharashtra, Telangana, West Bengal, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh and Assam. The Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir have been also asked to respond.

Nupur Sharma’s lawyer, Maninder Singh, stated that she has been facing death threats ever since the Supreme Court’s order on July 1.

He told the reporters, “There is an ever-increasing threat to her safety. No amount of security could help her. Whatever happened in Supreme Court last time may have happened. But there is a real and genuine threat now. In Bengal also there is an FIR against her.”

She also told the court that she had received death threats on video and that a resident of UP had abused her and threatened to behead her.

The lawyer further added, “More FIRs have been registered in Bengal and the Kolkata police have issued a lookout circular against her due to which she apprehends her immediate arrest and denial of opportunity to approach different High Courts to seek the quashing of FIRs.”

While passing the order on Tuesday, Justice Surya Kant said, “On July 1 we had given liberty to the petitioner to seek other legal remedies. But now she points out that it’s become impossible for her to seek other legal remedies. And there is an immediate need to protect her life and liberty.”

Twitter reacted sharply after the Supreme Court passed the order. Let’s look at what Twitter has to say.

https://twitter.com/m_rafiq111/status/1549367603470409728?s=20&t=_8uHM5R218u0ia5rNMVO-g

 

References: NDTV

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