AMU Professor Granted Anticipatory Bail in Hindu Goddesses Rape Apology Case

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Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) Professor Granted Anticipatory Bail

In a significant development, an AMU professor accused of teaching students about the sexual assault of Hindu goddesses has been granted anticipatory bail by the Allahabad High Court.

Allegations Against the Professor:

The professor, identified as Mohammad Irfan Khan, was accused of teaching students that Hindu goddesses were subjected to sexual assault by Muslim rulers.

These allegations sparked outrage among Hindu organizations, who demanded strict action against the professor.

Legal Proceedings:

Based on the accusations, an FIR (First Information Report) was filed against Khan under Sections 153A (promoting communal disharmony) and 295A (outraging religious sentiments) of the Indian Penal Code.

In response, Khan's attorneys filed an application for anticipatory bail, which was subsequently granted by the High Court.

Significance of the Bail:

The granting of anticipatory bail to Khan is a significant development, as it will allow him to continue his professional duties without immediate arrest.

However, it is important to note that the case is still ongoing, and the court's ultimate decision on the professor's guilt or innocence is yet to be determined.

Conclusion:

The case highlights the ongoing tensions and sensitivities surrounding religious sentiments in India.

It is crucial for all citizens to respect and uphold the religious beliefs of others, and to avoid actions that could incite communal disharmony.