Case against 'racist' Durban man adjourned to March
Updated | By Nushera Soodyal
Judgement in the case against a Durban man who caused an uproar during Diwali celebrations last year - has been adjourned until March.

Bluff resident, Dawie Kriel, appeared briefly in the Durban Magistrate's Court again this morning.
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He's facing charges of crimen injuria - after making offensive posts about Hindus and their celebration of the festival of lights.
In a plea statement delivered in court by his attorney, Logan Padyachee - Kriel says he made the comments out of sheer anger and frustration.
He says his dogs had been affected by the sound of the fireworks being set off.
Kriel says he had no right to post the comments on Facebook - adding that he accepts responsibility for his actions.
Community members and political parties gathered outside the court building this morning - calling for justice to be served in the case.
Members of the ANC have gathered outside court in their numbers #DawirKriel pic.twitter.com/DmaQvddE7f
— Nushera Raisa (@nushera) January 27, 2017
eThekwini Regional Secretary, Bheki Ntuli reacts to the outcome of the case today pic.twitter.com/y6XX6XGF0J
— Nushera Raisa (@nushera) January 27, 2017
DA KZN leader reacts to the outcome of the case. pic.twitter.com/Xk47EFTRCS
— Nushera Raisa (@nushera) January 27, 2017
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