The Supreme Court Friday remarked that Nupur Sharma’s remarks against the Prophet were made either for cheap publicity, a political agenda, or for some nefarious activities.
Hearing the plea of Nupur Sharma seeking the transfer of all the FIRs registered against her in many states for alleged remarks on the Prophet, to Delhi for investigation, the SC said that she has “threatened the security of the nation”.
The court dismissed her plea and asked her to “approach the HC to seek any remedy”.
The bench said, “In a democracy, grass has to grow and the donkey has the right to eat. But that doesn’t mean you can say whatever you want. There has to be some control.”