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'Why Use Urdu, Persian in FIRs?': Court Pulls up Delhi Police for 'Bombastic Words, Flowery Language' - (09 Aug 2019)

The court directed the Police Commissioner to file an affidavit explaining whether Urdu or Persian words are used by the agency or the complainant and listed the matter for further hearing on November 25.

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