Kanhaiya Kumar is accused of raising anti-India slogans inside JNU campus during an event organised on February 9.
Jawaharlal Nehru University Students Union (JNUSU)
president Kanhaiya Kumar's fate will be decided tomorrow by the Delhi High Court which is likely to pronounce its order on his bail plea in the sedition case.
Justice Pratibha Rani had yesterday reserved the order after over three hours of hearing on the bail plea of Mr Kumar who is accused of raising anti-India slogans inside JNU campus during an event organised on February 9.
During the hearing, while Mr Kumar's counsel had argued that the student leader had never raised any slogans against the nation, Delhi
Police had maintained that there was evidence that he and others were shouting anti-India slogans and were holding Afzal Guru's posters.
Police had claimed that Mr Kumar was "not cooperating" in the probe and even came out with "contradictory" statements in joint interrogation by Intelligence Bureau (IB) and Delhi Police.
The defence lawyers including senior advocate Kapil Sibal had countered the allegations saying there were "some outsiders with covered faces who raised anti-India slogans and Mr Kumar was seen in CCTV footage asking them for their identity cards."
The bench had also asked
tough questions to the police on slapping sedition charge on the accused and asked it to show evidence against him of his "active role" in raising anti- India slogans.
Mr Kumar had also distanced himself from Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya, the two other accused arrested in the case.
During the hearing, the Delhi government's counsel had urged the court to grant bail to Mr Kumar, who is currently in Tihar Jail under judicial custody.
He was arrested on February 12 in the case which was registered under sections 124 A (sedition) and 120B (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC.
According to the police, a group of students had on February 9 held an event in the campus and allegedly shouted slogans against the hanging of Parliament attack convict Guru.