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News India Live, Digital Desk: In the politics of Uttar Pradesh, arrows of statements often go on, but this time a statement has taken a legal form. The Samajwadi Party (SP) has sent a legal notice of defamation for a disputed statement by the Samajwadi Party (SP) to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA from Bansdih seat in Ballia. In a public meeting, Ketki Singh had allegedly taunted the SP and said that the SP has taken this step by getting angry.
What was the controversial statement of Ketki Singh?
The case is from a few days ago, when MLA Ketki Singh was addressing a program in her constituency. During his speech, he targeted the Samajwadi Party and said, “What will the laptops that steal the tonts to be distributed?” His statement was directly on the old incident when Akhilesh Yadav was alleged to have allegedly found missing after vacating the official residence of Akhilesh Yadav. The BJP is often an attacker on the SP on this issue.
Samajwadi Party angry with statement
This statement of Ketki Singh went viral on social media, after which there was a lot of resentment in the Samajwadi Party camp. SP leaders called it an insult to the entire party. Taking cognizance of the case, Ballia District President of Samajwadi Party Sanjay Yadav sent a legal notice of defamation to MLA Ketki Singh through his lawyer.
What is said in the notice?
The notice states that MLA Ketki Singh’s statement is completely baseless, derogatory and tarnishing the image of Samajwadi Party. The SP has demanded that Ketki Singh publicly apologize for his statement. The notice also warns that if she does not do so, a defamation suit will be filed against her and legal action will be taken.
After this legal notice, political mercury has gone from Ballia to Lucknow. On the one hand, while the SP leaders are looking at it with the honor of their party, the BJP leaders have come out in defense of their MLA. Now everyone’s eyes are on whether MLA Ketki Singh apologizes on his statement or whether this political fight reaches the courts of the court.
North India Statesman