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‘No reason to invoke criminal justice’: CJP on protesters’ derogatory remarks

A party spokesperson stated that individuals can pursue defamation cases for offensive language. He argued that criminal proceedings against protesters for objectionable speech are inappropriate. The spokesperson urged the younger generation to be mindful of their words and remarks. He also requested the police to remain calm and avoid misusing their powers. Noida Police registered a Zero FIR against a woman for alleged abusive language.

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