Dungarpur colony forcibly vacated, Azam Khan sentenced to 10 years in jail, fined 14 lakhs
The Lok Sabha elections are in the final stages. In this case, Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan has faced a big shock. MP-MLA court has sentenced Azam Khan to 10 years imprisonment in Dungarpur case. The court also imposed a fine of Rs 14 lakh on Azam. He was found guilty in the case on Wednesday. A court held Azam guilty in a case of land encroachment and damage to houses in Dungarpur. Azam Khan has been convicted in several cases before. Now he has been declared guilty in another case. Azam has been accused of forcibly evacuating Dungarpur Colony in 2019 and threatening people. A case was registered in this case. Apart from Azam, contractor Barkat Ali has also been found guilty in the case. Also read – Meditation does not bring knowledge.., contractor Barkat Ali has been sentenced to 6 years in jail and fined Rs 6 lakh. has been prescribed. We tell you that currently Azam Khan is lodged in Sitapur Jail. During the trial on May 29, he appeared through video conferencing. Senior public prosecutor Shiv Prakash Pandey said that Abrar, a resident of Dunkarpur Basti, had registered a case at the Ganj police station on December 6, 2016. In this case, he had accused Azam Khan, retired police officer Ale Hasan and contractor Barkat Ali of breaking into the house and robbing him. Khan's lawyer Vinod Sharma said: The special MP-MLA court has sentenced the former minister in the case of forcibly vacating the house and demolishing it. Meanwhile, Azam Khan's wife Dancen Fatima was released from Rampur District Jail on Wednesday. He was granted bail by the High Court last week. On May 24, the Allahabad High Court granted bail to Azam Khan, his wife Fatima and his son Abdullah Azam Khan in the fake birth certificate case. All 3 were falsely accused by the Rampur court.
