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Breaking: Delhi HC Denies Anticipatory Bail To Ajeet Bharti In SC-ST Act Case Over Remarks On MP Chandra... - LawBeat

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The Delhi High Court today dismissed YouTuber Ajeet Bharti’s anticipatory bail plea in an SC/ST Act case, rejecting his request after noting his inflammatory remarks against MP Chandra and a history of provocative posts. Bharti now faces charges under IPC Sections 505 and 153A alongside the SC/ST Act violations, with the Delhi Police having filed a chargesheet against him in October 2023. Though no arrest order was issued, Bharti must now appear in court when summoned, ending his bail protection.

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  1. Delhi High Court rejects anticipatory bail plea of YouTuber Ajeet Bharti in SC/ST Act case - The Hindu

    Google News · 23h ago

  2. Delhi High Court rejects anticipatory bail plea of YouTuber Ajeet Bharti in SC/ST Act case

    The Hindu · 23h ago

Coverage timeline

  1. 22h agoDelhi High Court denies anticipatory bail to YouTuber Ajeet Bharti in SC/ST Act case - India Legal
  2. 22h agoDelhi High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail To YouTuber Ajeet Bharti In SC/ST Act Case - Verdictum
  3. 22h agoDelhi High Court rejects anticipatory bail plea of YouTuber Ajeet Bharti in SC/ST Act case - The Hindu
  4. 22h agoDelhi High Court rejects anticipatory bail plea of YouTuber Ajeet Bharti in SC/ST Act case
  5. 1d agoDelhi High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail To Ajeet Bharti In SC/ST Act Case - Live Law
  6. 1d agoDelhi High Court denies anticipatory bail to Ajeet Bharti in SC/ST Act case - Bar and Bench
  7. 1d agoBreaking: Delhi HC Denies Anticipatory Bail To Ajeet Bharti In SC-ST Act Case Over Remarks On MP Chandra... - LawBeat