Four members of right-wing group Hindu Raksha Dal – who were arrested on Sunday for allegedly assaulting protesters during the October 10 protest in central Delhi – secured bail and were released just a day later on Monday.
The court released them on bail the next day, with the instructions of maintaining peace. HT earlier reported that police registered a case of causing hurt and illegal restraint after taking suo motu cognisance of an assault video on social media. “We have no remorse for what we did. Police officials did not specify the sections under which they were arrested. “The four men were granted bail on conditions that they will maintain good behaviour and not breach the peace. The group of men were seen attacking protesters in the presence of police personnel. In an incident near the MCD Civic Centre, the confrontation took an ugly turn after the men began dragging, assaulting and threatening a minor on the streets. The videos were posted by top Opposition leaders, who condemned the violence.
He said police caught them on October 10 night, arrested and produced them before the Tis Hazari court on Sunday.
If anyone disrespects our god, abuses our ideology, attacks or misbehaves with our police forces, particularly women personnel, we will return and respond with similar action,” said Singh. The police did not oppose their bail application, they said. If they are found violating the bail conditions, suitable legal action will be taken,” said a Delhi Police officer.
