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Munawar Faruqui Case: Two More Co-Accused Get Interim Bail
A single bench comprising Justice Rohit Arya gave the relief to Sadaqat Khan (23) and Nalin Yadav (25).
Madhya Pradesh high court. Photo: PTI
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Indore: The Indore bench of the Madhya Pradesh high court on Friday, February 26, granted interim bail to two more men who had been arrested for having been involved in organising a comedy show before which â according to the lone complaint of a BJP MLA’s son â stand-up comedian Munawar Faruqui was allegedly overheard making “objectionable comments.”
A single bench comprising Justice Rohit Arya gave the relief to Sadaqat Khan (23) and Nalin Yadav (25) based on parity after their plea referred to the Supreme Court order of February 5 granting bail to the 32-year-old comedian.
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