Samajwadi Party Leader Azam Khan Gets 10 Years of Jail, Rs 14 Lakh Fine in 2016 Forced Eviction Case

Rampur, May 30: A court here on Thursday sentenced Samajwadi Party leader Mohammad Azam Khan to 10 years of imprisonment in an eight-year-old case of forcibly vacating a house and beating the owner. The punishment was pronounced by the Special MP/MLA Court, which also imposed a fine of Rs 14 lakh on the SP leader. The court had on Wednesday found Khan guilty in the case of forcefully evacuating, looting and demolishing a house in Dungarpur.

Senior prosecution officer Shiv Prakash Pandey and prosecution officer Rakesh Kumar Morya said the case was registered by plaintiff Abrar in Thana Ganj in which he alleged that on December 6, 2016, Ale Hasan and Barkat Ali Contractor entered his house, thrashed him and looted goods from the house. He had also alleged that the duo tried to kill him and demolish his house. Khan is accused of conspiracy in this case. Uttar Pradesh: Rampur Court Sentences Samajwadi Party Leader Azam Khan to Seven Years in Prison in 2016 Dungarpur Demolition Case

The file of former Circle Officer (CO) Ale Hasan was separated because his proceedings are stayed as per the order of the Allahabad High Court. The special court's verdict was only in the case involving Khan and Ali, who was sentenced to seven years of imprisonment and a fine of Rs 6 lakh was also imposed on him. If Ali fails to pay this fine, he will have to undergo an additional punishment of 18 months of rigorous imprisonment, the court said. SP Leader Azam Khan, Family Granted Bail in Fake Birth Certificate Case

Ali has been sentenced to seven years of imprisonment and a fine of Rs 3 lakh under section 392, six years of imprisonment and Rs 2 lakh fine under section 452, two years of imprisonment and Rs 50,000 fine under section 504 and two years of imprisonment and Rs 50,000 fine under section 506. SP leader Khan is currently lodged in Sitapur jail following his conviction in different cases. In 2022, he lost his Uttar Pradesh Assembly membership for three years following his conviction in a hate speech case.

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