Jagdish Tytler Challenges Charges in 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots Case

The Delhi High Court to hear Tytler's plea on November 29, where he claims the charges are part of a 'witch-hunt'.

Jagdish Tytler has approached the Delhi High Court to challenge the framing of charges against him in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots
Tytler argues that the trial court's order is 'perverse' and 'illegal', claiming there is no credible evidence against him.
The charges include murder and several other offences related to the killing of three people and the burning of the Pul Bangash Gurdwara in North Delhi.
The Central Bureau of Investigation's charge sheet alleges that Tytler incited a mob that led to the deaths of three Sikhs on November 1, 1984.
The high court will hear Tytler's plea on November 29, and he is seeking to quash the trial court's August 30 order directing the framing of charges.