New Delhi, March 29 -- The Supreme Court on Friday said words in Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi's poem did not promote disharmony or hatred or ill-will but encouraged people to desist from resorting to violence and face injustice with love. Pratapgarhi was booked in Gujarat's Jamnagar for allegedly posting an edited video of a provocative song. The video has the recitation of a poem and it was alleged the spoken words of the poem incite people. A Bench of Justices Abhay S Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan said on a plain reading of the poem, it had nothing to do with any religion, caste, community or any particular group. "The poem's words do not bring about or promote disharmony or feelings of hatred or ill-will. It only seeks to challenge the injustice...