A bench comprising Chief Justice Dipak Misra and Justices AM Khanwilkar and DY Chandrachud passed the order on the plea filed by Jahan, challenging a Kerala High Court order annulling his marriage with her.
"Marriage and investigation are two different things. As far as marriage is concerned, it does not warrant any investigation. Investigation has nothing to do with it. You can investigate any other thing," the court said.
The questions from a bench of Chief Justice Dipak Misra and Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud came during the hearing of the Kerala conversion case.
In one of the videos, Raigar claims that the issue of "love jihad" has become "serious" and accuses the West Bengal government of not doing enough about it.
The letter, signed by state General Secretary Vidya Shankar Sonkar, said in view of the protest against the inter-religious marriage, Ajay Sharma has been removed from his post.
The accused Regar has reportedly told Rajasthan police that Ashraful was killed by mistake and that his real target was someone else.
The protest was staged against the brutal killing in Rajsamand, where Mohammed Afrazul Khan, a Bengali migrant worker in Rajasthan was burnt alive, allegedly for 'love jihad'.
Raigar told reporters that he killed Afrazul to rescue a Hindu girl who had eloped with the labourer. However, police investigation revealed that Afrazul had not connection with the incident.
The Chief Minister also sent a team of Ministers and party MPs to visit the family in Malda district.
“We have also detained his minor nephew as it was he who shot the videos, including that of the murder,” Inspector General of Police, Udaipur range, Anand Shrivastava, said.
In a video that is doing the rounds, Shambhu Nath Raigar can be seen beating Mohammad Bhatta Sheikh and later pouring kerosene on his body.
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