A Delhi court will pronounce on March 26 its order on whether to direct police to conduct further probe in three cases in which Arvind Kejriwal and other Aam Aadmi Party members were chargesheeted for allegedly rioting and unlawful assembly during their protests in New Delhi. aam aadmi party
The court today reserved its order after hearing the arguments in which police said they had fulfilled all the requirements for imposing prohibitory order under section 144 of the CrPC during the protests by AAP members in front of the Prime Minister's residence and other places here last year. aam aadmi party
During the hearing, advocate Prashant Bhushan, AAP member and an accused in the case, told the court that the imposition of CrPC section 144 was a "clear abuse of process by the police" and it was "designed to harass them". aam aadmi party
"During the arguments, it has been submitted that this court may direct the police to file the videography done on August 26, 2012 and also it have been submitted that this court may direct further investigation by the police. aam aadmi party
"Arguments on the said aspect have been heard. Put up for order on March 26," Metropolitan Magistrate Jay Thareja said. aam aadmi party
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