Special MP-MLA Court in Lucknow dismisses petition on Rahul Gandhi’s alleged British citizenship
Special Judge III (ACJM) Alok Verma delivered the verdict after an eight-day hearing in the alleged British citizenship case.
Special Judge III (ACJM) Alok Verma delivered the verdict after an eight-day hearing in the alleged British citizenship case.
Addressing the gathering, the President said that it is a matter of pride and joy for all the Santhali people that the Constitution of India is now available in the Santhali language, written in the Ol Chiki script
Special ACJM Alok Verma of the MP/MLA court has fixed January 5 for the hearing of the case.
The court acquitted Azam Khan as the prosecution failed to prove the charges.
The court also imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 each on them. Following the verdict, police detained Azam Khan and Abdullah in the courtroom.
On Wednesday, the district court accepted the revision petition filed against Kangana. The court stated that the case will now be heard in the same lower court that dismissed her suit earlier.
On Friday, Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate (IV) (MP-MLA Court) Neeraj Kumar Tripathi dismissed the pending petition in the case after hearing it.
Rahul Gandhi has filed a petition in Allahabad High Court against the decision of Special Judge MP/MLA Court of Varanasi.The petition seeks to quash the decision of Varanasi MP/MLA Court
Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Neeraj Kumar Tripathi heard the case and fixed September 4 as the next date.
Advocate Vivek Shankar Tiwari said that advocate Anuj Yadav submitted an adjournment application on behalf of Rahul Gandhi.
