Stand-up comedian Munawar Faruqui, who has been released from jail after 35 days in a case of allegedly hurting religious sentiments, has said he has full faith in the judiciary and hopes to get justice.
Faruqui was released from the Indore Central Jail late on January 6 after prison authorities checked Friday’s bail order of the Supreme Court on its website, a jail official earlier said.
In a brief video message after he was set free, the 32-year-old comedian said, “I don’t want to comment (on the case again him) now. But, I have full faith in the judiciary and I am hopeful of getting justice.”
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