Delhi HC Dismisses Plea to Debar PM Modi Over Air Crash Claims

The Delhi High Court dismissed an appeal seeking the debarment of Prime Minister Narendra Modi from the Lok Sabha, citing the allegations as baseless and figments of imagination. The court also directed authorities to keep a watch on the appellant, captain Deepak Kumar, due to concerns over his mental health.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed an appeal to debar Prime Minister Narendra Modi from the Lok Sabha over claims of plotting a fatal air crash and anti-national activities. The court branded the allegations as figments of imagination and lacking any material evidence.

A bench of Acting Chief Justice Manmohan and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela concurred with a prior single judge's decision, dismissing the plea as filled with "unsubstantiated, disjointed, scandalous, and preposterous allegations".

The court questioned the appellant's mental state, suggesting he needs "medical help". Authorities were instructed to monitor him under the Medical Health Act's provisions.

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