North India Statesman
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Mumbai – Pune student arrested for getting bail after getting a post of criticizing the Government of India on social media regarding Operation Sindoor, has appeared in her semester examination amidst tight security, this information was given by her lawyer to the Bombay High Court.
The High Court on Tuesday reprimanded the state government for extremely shocking and harsh response on the arrest of the student.
A 19-year-old student from Jammu and Kashmir has been ordered to be released immediately from Yerwada Central Jail in Pune, as the police is trying to ruin her life by calling her a habitual criminal.
The court also stayed the removal order issued by the Singhgarh Engineering Academy and allowed them to appear in the second year semester examination.
Advocate Farhana Shah told the vacation bench that he was released from jail on Tuesday night as per the court order. The college released her admit card and she appeared in the examination on Thursday. He lost two papers and several practical examinations during custody. The court said that Sagira can ask for special permission to appear in the missing examination by making necessary applications at her college and Savitribai Phule Pune University.
The court said that there is no need for any further instruction and the hearing of the case will be held before the regular bench on 9 June.
Special arrangements have been made as per the order of the court. His examination is being conducted in a separate class. A separate observer and two security guards are stationed with him in the campus for security.
A student studying Bachelor of Engineering (Information Technology) degree criticized the Government of India on 7 May. On realizing the mistake, he deleted the post and apologized. Despite this, the police registered a case against him and arrested him. The college also took action against him.
