Noida workers’ protest: HC asks why ‘andolanjeevi’ was used in journalist’s NSA detention grounds
First reported 8 Oct, 20:16 UTCUpdated 2d ago4 sources
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It also asked why DM Medha Roopam relied on Satyam Verma’s ideology, reading material and association with an organisation to justify his detention.
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The Allahabad High Court has reserved its judgement on journalist Satyam Verma's habeas corpus petition, which challenges his preventive detention under the National Security Act (NSA) related to a workers' protest in Noida.
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- Allahabad HC Asks UP Govt Why Satyam Verma’s NSA Detention Order Uses the Word ‘Aandolanjeevi’ (opens The Wire in a new tab)
A division bench asked UP government to explain its use of politically charged terms while arresting a journalist.
- What is ‘Andolanjivi’? Allahabad HC asks while hearing challenge to NSA detention of journalist Satyam Verma (opens The Hindu in a new tab)
The court further questioned how such a word entered an official document
- Allahabad HC Questions 'Andolanjeevi' Reference In NSA Grounds, Reserves Verdict On Journalist's Plea Challenging Detention (opens Times Now in a new tab)
The Allahabad High Court has reserved its judgement on journalist Satyam Verma's habeas corpus petition, which challenges his preventive detention under the National Security Act (NSA) related to a workers' protest in Noida.
- Noida workers’ protest: HC asks why ‘andolanjeevi’ was used in journalist’s NSA detention grounds (opens Scroll.in in a new tab)
It also asked why DM Medha Roopam relied on Satyam Verma’s ideology, reading material and association with an organisation to justify his detention.
