Ke ala
Health
Mi iste
K
Mu aleedha a
o
Tuesday
said
ight-wi g
political
comme tato
TG
Moha das
secu ed
bail
due
to
a
“loophole”
afte
his
a est
ove
alleged
ema ks
o
a
stude t
p otest
i
New
Delhi,
while
BJP
MLA
V
Mu aleedha a
desc ibed
the
actio
agai st
him
as
“selective
etaliatio ”
by
the
state
gove me t.Moha das
was
a ested
by
Ke ala
Police
o
Mo day
mo i g
ove
ema ks
allegedly
made
i
a
YouTube
video
about
a
p otest
by
stude ts
i
the
atio al
capital
ove
the
NEET
pape
leak.
He
was
eleased
o
bail
late
the
same
day.Mu aleedha a
said
he
had
bee
i fo med
that
the
p osecutio ‘s
case
was
ot
p ese ted
effectively
a d
that
the
gove me t
would
exami e
the
easo s
fo
it
a d
take
app op iate
actio .“He
was
booked
fo
offe ces
fo
which
it
was
ot
easy
to
get
bail,
as
that
was
the
ki d
of
stateme ts
he
made.
He
got
bail
o
a
loophole.
Neve theless,
the
gove me t
will
take
st i ge t
steps
i
the
matte ,”
the
mi iste
told
epo te s.BJP
leade
V
Mu aleedha a ,
howeve ,
questio ed
the
gove me t’s
decisio
to
act
agai st
Moha das,
sayi g
the e
may
be
diffe i g
views
o
his
ema ks
but
alleged
that
o
actio
had
bee
take
agai st
people
who
made
“hei ous”
comme ts
about
P ime
Mi iste
Na e d a
Modi
a d
his
mothe .
Joi
co ve satio
All
Comme ts
→
Sha e
you
thoughts
i
the
comme ts
I sightful
Readi g
Developme t
Comme t
Be
espectful
·
TOI
commu ity
guideli es
He
said
the
actio
agai st
Moha das
i dicated
that
the
gove me t
was
selectively
ta geti g
i dividuals
while
p otecti g
othe s.
Moha das
has
bee
cha ged
u de
p ovisio s
of
the
Bha atiya
Nyaya
Sa hita,
the
I fo matio
Tech ology
Act
a d
the
Ke ala
Police
Act.
The
case
was
egiste ed
followi g
a
complai t
allegi g
that
videos
uploaded
o
his
YouTube
cha el,
‘Path ika’,
we e
i te ded
to
distu b
public
o de
a d
c eate
fea
a d
u est.I
the
video,
Moha das
allegedly
said
the
stude t
p otest
i
Delhi
could
lead
to
i cide ts
of
ga g
ape
a d
made
de ogato y
ema ks
about
wome
pa ticipati g
i
the
demo st atio .
He
also
allegedly
claimed
that
some
people
could
be
killed
o
pe ma e tly
i ju ed
du i g
the
p otest
a d
that
thei
bodies
would
subseque tly
be
take
to
hospitals.

