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Delhi Court Grants Interim Bail to Right-Wing Activist Swatantra Bhardwaj

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The Patiala House Court in Delhi has granted interim bail to right-wing activist Swatantra Bhardwaj. He was facing charges related to the assault of the father of a Dalit activist. The court provided this temporary relief amid the ongoing legal proceedings against him. The case has drawn attention due to its connection to alleged targeted violence against Dalit community members.

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