NEW DELHI: An Uttar Pradesh court on Tuesday ordered the police to arrest Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh along with Samajwadi Party leader Anoop Sanda and four others for missing hearing in a 2001 protest case.
“The court has directed the police to arrest all the accused and produce them in the court by August 28,” a court official told PTI.
This came after a non-bailable warrant which was issued on August 13 against Singh, Sanda and others, with the hearing set for Tuesday.
The Sultanpur court has ordered the police to produce the accused on August 28.
Their lawyer, Madan Singh, said that a bail petition for Singh and Sanda has been submitted to the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court, with a hearing scheduled for August 22.
On June 19, 2001, a protest against inadequate power supply was led by former SP MLA Anoop Sanda near an overbridge close to the city’s Sabzi Mandi area. Sanjay Singh, along with former councillors Kamal Srivastava, Vijay Kumar, Santosh, and Subhash Chaudhary, participated in the demonstration.
“The court has directed the police to arrest all the accused and produce them in the court by August 28,” a court official told PTI.
This came after a non-bailable warrant which was issued on August 13 against Singh, Sanda and others, with the hearing set for Tuesday.
The Sultanpur court has ordered the police to produce the accused on August 28.
Their lawyer, Madan Singh, said that a bail petition for Singh and Sanda has been submitted to the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court, with a hearing scheduled for August 22.
On June 19, 2001, a protest against inadequate power supply was led by former SP MLA Anoop Sanda near an overbridge close to the city’s Sabzi Mandi area. Sanjay Singh, along with former councillors Kamal Srivastava, Vijay Kumar, Santosh, and Subhash Chaudhary, participated in the demonstration.
Related posts:
Shocker as foreign, Indian cadets get physical at IMA- The New Indian Express
TLN, CEG, VST fall after FERC rejects Amazon nuclear data center agreement
US, Australia and UK ink nuclear-powered submarine deal- The New Indian Express
'Marvelous' Marvin Hagler: Former undisputed middleweight world champion dies aged 66
The Muslims and Christians rebuilding Mosul’s old city
Freed Russian dissidents say they refused to sign mercy petition
UK emergency Covid-19 field hospitals asked to be 'ready' to admit patients
Imran Khan's party launches agitation against 'rigging' in Pakistan polls
Stocks, data and earnings as volatility continues
The war in Gaza long felt personal for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. Now they're living...