Via PTI
JAUNPUR: The MP-MLA court docket, right here on Tuesday, sentenced Samajwadi Celebration MLA and previous MP Ramakant Yadav to 4 months imprisonment and additionally imposed a high-quality of Rs 7,000 in a 2019 case of attack.
Yadav, an influential Uttar Pradesh flesh presser, has been an MP 4 instances from the Azamgarh Lok Sabha seat and used to be previously with the Bahujan Samaj Celebration, the BJP and the Congress.
He had surrendered ahead of an MP-MLA court docket closing 12 months in a 24-year-old case associated with election violence and is recently in prison.
Further Leader Judicial Justice of the Peace (III) Shweta Chandra sentenced Yadav, MLA from Phulpur Pawai meeting seat in Azamgarh district to 4 months imprisonment in an incident of attack that took place 3 and a part years in the past close to Resort River-View in Chak Pyar Ali of the town, district executive council Satish Kumar Pandey mentioned on Tuesday.
In step with the prosecution, on December 5, 2019, when Yadav’s convoy used to be shifting within the space, any individual from his car hit the complainant, Mitrasen Singh, who used to be on his motorcycle, with a stick. It used to be alleged that Ramakant Yadav and his 10-12 supporters were given down from their car and began beating Singh whilst abusing him.
They allegedly pointed a rifle at his chest and threatened to kill him.
Yadav joined the Samajwadi Celebration in October 2019, days after he used to be expelled from the Congress for ‘anti-party’ actions. He had switched to the Congress from the BJP early that 12 months.
He made his debut within the Lok Sabha from Azamgarh seat in 1996 on an SP price ticket and once more gained the constituency in 1999.
He gained the 2004 parliamentary elections to the seat on a BSP price ticket and later in 2009 for the BJP, which he had joined the former 12 months.
Ramakant Yadav fought the 2014 Lok Sabha election from Azamgarh on a BJP price ticket however misplaced the seat to SP founder Mulayam Singh Yadav.
JAUNPUR: The MP-MLA court docket, right here on Tuesday, sentenced Samajwadi Celebration MLA and previous MP Ramakant Yadav to 4 months imprisonment and additionally imposed a high-quality of Rs 7,000 in a 2019 case of attack.
Yadav, an influential Uttar Pradesh flesh presser, has been an MP 4 instances from the Azamgarh Lok Sabha seat and used to be previously with the Bahujan Samaj Celebration, the BJP and the Congress.
He had surrendered ahead of an MP-MLA court docket closing 12 months in a 24-year-old case associated with election violence and is recently in prison.googletag.cmd.push(serve as() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
Further Leader Judicial Justice of the Peace (III) Shweta Chandra sentenced Yadav, MLA from Phulpur Pawai meeting seat in Azamgarh district to 4 months imprisonment in an incident of attack that took place 3 and a part years in the past close to Resort River-View in Chak Pyar Ali of the town, district executive council Satish Kumar Pandey mentioned on Tuesday.
In step with the prosecution, on December 5, 2019, when Yadav’s convoy used to be shifting within the space, any individual from his car hit the complainant, Mitrasen Singh, who used to be on his motorcycle, with a stick. It used to be alleged that Ramakant Yadav and his 10-12 supporters were given down from their car and began beating Singh whilst abusing him.
They allegedly pointed a rifle at his chest and threatened to kill him.
Yadav joined the Samajwadi Celebration in October 2019, days after he used to be expelled from the Congress for ‘anti-party’ actions. He had switched to the Congress from the BJP early that 12 months.
He made his debut within the Lok Sabha from Azamgarh seat in 1996 on an SP price ticket and once more gained the constituency in 1999.
He gained the 2004 parliamentary elections to the seat on a BSP price ticket and later in 2009 for the BJP, which he had joined the former 12 months.
Ramakant Yadav fought the 2014 Lok Sabha election from Azamgarh on a BJP price ticket however misplaced the seat to SP founder Mulayam Singh Yadav.