On Monday, a Delhi court denied anticipatory bail to Sajid Iqbal, a key accused in a stone-pelting incident that occurred during a demolition near the Faiz-e-Elahi mosque in Turkman Gate, New Delhi, in January. Additional Sessions Judge Shilpi Jain dismissed Iqbal's second bail application, highlighting the serious nature of the allegations and his non-cooperation with the investigation. The court noted that custodial interrogation was necessary to determine Iqbal's motives for leading the mob. Evidence presented included videos showing Iqbal inciting the crowd by removing police barricades. An FIR has been filed against Iqbal under various sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act. Despite 20 other accused receiving bail, the court found that Iqbal's role was distinct and did not warrant similar treatment. The incident involved confrontations between the police and a crowd of approximately 150-200 people, resulting in injuries to six policemen.