Delhi high court says that the police taking the system ride

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In the uprising case, Delhi High Court says police taking system for a rideThe Delhi High Court Wednesday spoken anger at the Delhi Police for filing a distinct petition looking for cancellation of bail given to Faisal Farooq, landlord of Rajdhani Public School, in joining with a Northeast Delhi uprisings case. Justice Suresh Kumar Kait held the Delhi Police is “misusing the judicial system” and captivating the “system for a ride”, in spite of the fact that their entreaty in search of cancellation of Farooq’s bail is awaiting settlement beforehand it in the additional petition. Yielding bail to Farooq, the trial court had in its June 20 order detected that the forces charge sheet “is grieving of material presentation his links with PFI, Pinjra Tod group and Muslim clerics”. It had also said, “It is prima facie not recognized that the candidate was at the spot at the time of the event.”