Calling out the authorities the high court voiced concern over the station’s pattern of “violating the law”.
The cancellation of show: The report added that, as per the oral order, the case lies in a representation made by an organisation called Hindu Rashtra Samanvaya Samithi to the Whitefield Police Station. The Court further noted that a notice under Section 35(3) of the BNSS issued on August 5 and August 6 indicated that the petitioner should appear before the police in the next three days, but he was already taken into police custody. Because of the post of the petitioner calling it a victory for Hindu unity, following this, the high court highlighted, “The police constable of the Whitefield Police Station gets concerned about the imaginary disharmony overnight and alleges such disharmony to be.
Police’s suo motu action: According to the advocate appearing for the petitioner, the police registered a suo motu case. Hearing the petition in Mohan Gowda vs State of Karnataka and another on Friday, Justice M Nagaprasanna sharply stated that the “Whitefield Police Station appears to have been violating the law time and again, according to news agency ANI.
