Navneet Rana: There had to be bail, it’s foolishness of the government to impose sedition on Navneet Rana: Devendra Fadnavis

May 4, 2022 / By
Mumbai: Former Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has once again taunted Mahavikas Aghadi. He said that Navneet Rana had to have a bail. But the way the government imposed the section of sedition on him for the crime of reading Hanuman Chalisa, it was completely foolish. This kind of thing has happened in Maharashtra in the country. The way the court has granted him bail today clearly shows that this act of the government was foolish. The court has granted bail to the Rana couple today (Wednesday) with certain conditions. However, before going to court, Navneet Rana was taken to JJ Hospital in Mumbai due to ill health. After investigation, he was brought back to Byculla jail. He is troubled by the problem of spondylitis. Let us tell you that Navneet Rana is an independent MP from Amravati. While her husband Ravi Rana is an MLA.

Rana couple got bail on these conditions
The Mumbai sessions court has granted bail to the Rana couple on several conditions. The court said that it will not talk to the media. There will be no press conference in this matter. No one will tamper with the evidence and will not commit any such offense again. During a conversation with reporters after the bail, the lawyer of the Rana couple said that the court had asked to cooperate. The bail will be canceled in case of breach of conditions. Shortly after this decision, Navneet Rana and her husband Ravi Rana came out of jail. Police will send notice within 24 hours, reply has to be given.

Hanuman Chalisa Row: Navneet Rana and her husband Ravi Rana get bail, relief from Mumbai sessions court
The arrest was made on 23 April.
Navneet Rana and her husband Ravi Rana were arrested by the Mumbai Police on 23 April. The two were arrested over a dispute over reading Hanuman Chalisa outside Matoshree, the residence of Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray. Since then the Rana couple is in judicial custody and their bail plea was rejected by the High Court.