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          New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS) A Delhi court Thursday ordered the   city police to register an FIR against Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief   Raj Thackeray for allegedly branding North Indians in Mumbai as   "infiltrators".
 |  Metropolitan Magistrate Neeraj Gaur's direction came on a plea filed by   Delhi-based lawyer Prem Shankar Sharma against Thackeray, seeking directions to   lodge a case against him for provocative and anti-national speech.
 The   complaint alleged that in a speech in Mumbai Aug 31, Thackeray termed Biharis in   Mumbai as infiltrators and threatened that they would be pushed out of   Maharashtra.
 
 "Thackeray's remarks that Bihar natives who have been living   in Maharashtra shall be kicked out were defaming. His provocative statement is   against national integration as the Indian constitution has given the right to   any person to live anywhere in the country peacefully," said   Sharma.
 
 Earlier, the Delhi Police, filing an action taken report, had   told a court that it was facing several legal hurdles in lodging an FIR against   Thackeray for allegedly branding Bihar natives in Mumbai as   infiltrators.
 
 The police had said that neither the comments were made in   the national capital nor the newspapers which carried them are printed here.
 
    
	
	
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