The Delhi High Court rejects petitions seeking registration of FIRs against political leaders over alleged “hate speeches” connected to the 2020 Delhi riots. The petitions asked the court to order FIRs for hate speech allegations, arguing that such statements may have contributed to communal violence.
The three outlets report the court’s decision as a rejection of the requested legal action. They do not indicate that the court orders any FIRs or provides new investigative directions in response to the pleas. The coverage focuses on what the court refused—compelling FIR registration—rather than on specific remarks by individual politicians or on whether investigators have already examined the alleged statements.
Overall, the outlets align on the outcome: the High Court denies the petitions for FIRs tied to alleged hate speech. Differences, if any, are not highlighted in the provided summaries; all emphasize that the court does not grant the relief sought by petitioners.
