Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah. (Press Trust of India file photo)
A Bihar court has ordered the police to register a case against former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister and
National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah for his remark that the army cannot defend the people against terrorists.
Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) of Sitamarhi Ram Bihari gave directions to Dumra police station of the district yesterday to register a case against Mr Abdullah.
The order came while hearing a writ filed by an advocate Thakur Chandra Singh in the CJM court on November 30.
The CJM ordered the police to register a case against the former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister under IPC sections 124(A) and 131.
Section 124(A) of the IPC relates to sedition and section 131 relates to abetting mutiny, or attempting to seduce a soldier, sailor or airman from his duty.
The complainant had described as "humiliating" Mr
Abdullah's recent remark in Jammu that "How much can the Army defend us? Even if the entire Army of India came to our rescue, they cannot defend us against terrorists or militants. The only way left is to hold dialogue and find a solution."