On April 9, the judge stayed the probe against Mishra till April 21 on an application filed by the minister against a magisterial court order.
Judge Baweja issued notice to Ilyas and others on April 9 and directed them to respond by April 21.
Senior advocate P K Dubey appeared for Mishra and Special Public Prosecutor Amit Prasad represented Delhi Police.
Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate (ACJM) Vaibhav Chaurasia said on April 1 that a cognisable offence was “prima facie” found that needed to be investigated.
“It is clear that Mishra was in the area at the time of alleged offence. Further probe required,” the magistrate said.
He was hearing arguments on a plea filed by a Yamuna Vihar resident, Mohammad Ilyas, seeking registration of an FIR against Mishra. Delhi Police had opposed the move, saying Mishra had no role in the riots. PTI UK DIV DIV
