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After 3 years Delhi police filed an chargesheet against JNUSU president Kanhahiya Kumar

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Chargesheet filed against Kanhahiya Kumar
Kanhyiya Kumar with - Jignesh mewani

The Delhi Police has submitted a 1,200-page-long charge sheet in the Patiala House Court on Monday, 14 January, against 10 people – including former JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar, Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya – from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) who were accused of sedition. The matter is scheduled to be heard on Tuesday. Charge-sheet also includes former JNUSU vice – president Shehla Rashid and Communist Party of India (CPI) leader D Raja’s daughter Aparajitha Raja.

Police filed charge sheet against Kanahiya Kumar and 10 others


Former JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar, speaking to ANI, said:
“If the news is true that a charge sheet has been filed, I would like to thank police and Modi ji. The filing of charge sheet after three years, ahead of elections clearly shows it to be politically motivated. I trust the judiciary of my country.”
Kanhaiya Kumar to ANI

Police said the statements of 90 witnesses were recorded. These included JNU administrative and security staff, students of the varsity, those who had gathered for the protest, three constables of Delhi Police who were at the campus in civil dress, and the reporter and the cameraman of Zee News.

Police said they have 10 mobile phone clips of the protest, the video recorded by the TV channel, which was found non- tampered according to the Central Forensic Science Laboratory, posters and social media posts allegedly used for the protest.

The eyewitnesses were three police officers — head constable Rambir and constables Karambir and Dharambir — who were wearing plain clothes and were present during the sloganeering.

As its happening just before the election the politics in this issue bound to be get hot in coming day as left parties started protest against IT, and BJP is not finding the answer why it took them 3 year to file an FIR.