Why keep copy of 'War and Peace'? HC asks arrested Bhima Koregaon activist

The classic novel became a point of contention during the day's hearing after Pune Police claimed the book was part of the 'highly incriminating evidence' it had seized from Vernon Gonsalves' house

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Current affairs: The Bombay High Court on Wednesday asked Elgar Parishad-Bhima Koregaon case accused Vernon Gonsalves to explain why he kept "objectionable material" like a copy of Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace" and some CDs at his home.

A single-judge bench of Justice Sarang Kotwal hearing the bail plea of Gonsalves and others also said that "such books" and CDs prima facie indicated they contained some material against the State.

The classic novel about Russia during Napoleonic wars became a point of contention during the day's hearing after the Pune Police probing the case claimed that the book was part of the...read more

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