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News India Live, Digital Desk: A big news has come out today for those keeping an eye on the politics of Uttar Pradesh and especially the news of Rampur. Senior leader of Samajwadi Party Azam Khan The family is already embroiled in several legal issues, and now his son Abdullah Azam A decision has come from the court regarding this which has shaken his political ground.
Yes, there is news that the MP-MLA court of Rampur has found Abdullah Azam guilty in the case of making two passports. 7 years imprisonment Have heard.
After all, what is this whole matter?
If you are wondering why such a huge punishment just for a passport? So the matter is a little deeper. The allegation was that Abdullah Azam had two different birth certificates and on the basis of these he had got two passports made.
It is said that these documents were made for the purpose of falsifying age to enter politics and contest elections. The hearing in this case was going on for a long time and today finally the court gave its decision. The court has considered it a serious crime.
Not only jail but also fined
The court has not only sentenced Abdullah Azam to 7 years in jail, but also imposed a heavy fine on him. Fine Also installed. This decision is no less than a big blow for Azam Khan’s family as it has put a big question mark on Abdullah’s political career. We all know that according to the law, if an MLA or leader is sentenced for more than 2 years, his legislative capacity can be lost and he cannot contest elections for a long time.
Bad time for Azam family
For the last few years, Azam Khan, his wife and his son have all been making rounds of the court in some case or the other. While there is disappointment among the supporters, the opponents say that “the law is doing its work and will pay as per the will.”
After this decision, it remains to be seen when Abdullah Azam’s lawyers appeal in the High Court, but for now, this news is being discussed in the political circles from Rampur to Lucknow.
No one is above the law, this decision perhaps teaches this lesson.
North India Statesman