Judge Gupta passed the direction while allowing the plea filed by advocate Amita Sachdeva.
According to the complaint, Sachdeva came across several posts between February and April 2025. These allegedly included remarks mocking a Hindu saint’s spiritual views and disability, comparing the Prime Minister to a dog, mocking Hindu warriors and historical figures, and portraying Aurangzeb favourably while allegedly demeaning Hindu icons.
The complaint also alleged that Aziz had described Savarkar as a traitor and made other remarks targeting Hinduism and patriotic sentiments.
In its response, Delhi Police stated that while the posts contained obscenity and targeted Hinduism, they are in the nature of political or historical commentary, criticism and satire.
The police said that its enquiry had not found evidence of a deliberate attempt to incite communal disharmony.