Tanseem Fatima, wife of Azam Khan, who was released from prison, said: “Injustice has been defeated and justice has won.”

Tanseem Fatima, wife of Samajwadi Party chief Mohammad Azam Khan, was released from the Rampur District Jail on Wednesday after receiving bail in the Allahabad High Court last week. The Allahabad High Court on May 24 granted bail to Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan, his wife Fatima and son Abdullah Azam Khan in the fake birth certificate case. After being released from jail, Tanseem Fatima said, “Injustice defeated, justice prevailed…” We tell you that the court in Rampur has found three members of Mohammad Azam Khan's family as bogus convicts. Although the High Court has granted bail to all, Azam Khan and his son Abdullah Azam Khan have to remain in jail for now as several cases are pending against them. Tanseem Fatima was in jail since October 28 last year after being convicted by a local court until 2023. The Rampur Sessions Court sentenced Abdullah to 7 years in jail for forging his birth certificate. The case dates back to January 3, 2019, when Akash Saxena, now a BJP MLA from Rampur, complained that Azam Khan and his wife had produced two birth certificates for their son Abdullah. Following this, Tanseem Fatima was booked under Indian Penal Code Sections 467 (cheating valuable security), 420 (cheating), 471 (forgery of genuine document) and 468 (forgery to cheat). ) and is guilty under various sections including After the conviction, Rampur MP Azam Khan was lodged in Sitapur Jail. Abdullah Azam is currently lodged in Hardoi Jail and Fatima Rampur Jail. Speaking to reporters after being released from jail, Fatima said, “Injustice has been defeated and justice has been kept alive by the court.” When asked about husband Azam Khan and son Abdullah, Fatima said they were guilty as part of a well-planned conspiracy. There is a complaint against the police, the government and they, because even the media did not raise his case. Describing her release as “the beginning of justice”, Fatima said she wanted to tell her supporters that the truth would prevail in the end.