Azam Khan and his son’s petition in Supreme Court, response sought from UP government

The Supreme Court on Monday sought a response from the Uttar Pradesh government on a petition filed by former Uttar Pradesh minister Azam Khan and his son Abdullah Azam Khan. The petition challenges the order of the Allahabad High Court in which he was refused bail in a case of machine theft.

Supreme Court notice

Justice M.M. The bench of Justice Sundaresh and Justice Arvind Kumar has issued a notice to the Uttar Pradesh government seeking its reply. Azam Khan and his son have challenged the September 21 order of the High Court in the Supreme Court.

What is the whole matter?

In 2022, a criminal case was registered against Azam Khan, his son Abdullah Azam Khan and five others in Rampur district. He is accused of stealing a road cleaning machine of the Municipal Council.

recovery of machine

• It is alleged that this machine was later recovered from Azam Khan’s Johar University in Rampur.
• A person named Waqar Ali Khan had lodged an FIR in this regard at Rampur Kotwali in 2022.
• According to the complaint, this government machine was stolen in 2014.

Petition in Supreme Court on proposed ‘Dharm Sansad’ in Ghaziabad

An appeal was made in the Supreme Court on Monday for immediate hearing on the petition seeking a ban on organizing the proposed ‘Dharma Sansad’ in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. The petition alleged that hate speeches could be given against Muslims in this programme.

demand for hearing

• A bench of Chief Justice Sanjay Khanna and Justice Sanjay Kumar asked petitioner’s lawyer Prashant Bhushan to file an e-mail for urgent listing of the petition.
• Prashant Bhushan said that ‘Religion Parliament’ The trial is starting from Tuesday, hence there is an urgent need for hearing.

background

Earlier organized in Haridwar, Uttarakhand ‘Religion Parliament’ There was controversy due to hate speeches. In this case, a criminal case was registered against many people including Yeti Narasimhanand.

Supreme Court lifts ban on cutting trees for railway line

The Supreme Court has lifted the ban on cutting trees for the construction of the railway line between Mathura and Jhansi.

Instructions to plant 50,943 saplings

• Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) was given permission to cut 5,094 trees with the condition of planting 50,943 saplings.
• According to the report of the Central Empowered Committee (CEC), Rail Vikas Nigam has completed this work.

Supreme Court order

Justice Abhay S. Oka and a bench of Justice Manmohan said, “We have perused the CEC report. Since the condition of planting 50,943 saplings has been fulfilled, the stay order dated October 14 is cancelled.”