A bailable warrant was issued against Shivraj Singh Chauhan...
Jabalpur's Special MP-MLA court on tuesday (April 2) issued a bailable warrant in the defamation case against former madhya pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, bjp State President VD Sharma and mla Bhupendra Singh. Have done. At present, the three leaders have not received relief from the madhya pradesh high court in the defamation case of Rs 10 crore filed by congress rajya sabha member vivek Tankha.
The court also rejected the application given by Shivraj Singh Chauhan, VD Sharma, and Bhupendra Singh to appear on june 7. The court has now ordered the three leaders for a personal appearance on May 7, 2024. Special Judge Vishveshwari Mishra issued this order. At the same time, the court said that 'all senior leaders of bjp should ensure compliance with the orders of the court and present exemplary conduct among the common people. Non-compliance with court orders due to personal busyness will affect the mental state of the common people.
The lawyer appearing on behalf of Shivraj Singh Chauhan, VD Sharma, and Bhupendra Singh presented an application in the court, in which he wrote that he is a senior leader of bjp and elections are going on at present. Therefore, due to his busy schedule, he is unable to appear in court himself. The court expressed displeasure over the application rejected it and reprimanded the lawyer. Now the next hearing of the case will be on May 7, in which the three leaders will have to be present in person.
What is the whole matter?
It is noteworthy that a defamation complaint of Rs 10 crore has been filed by rajya sabha member Tankha in MP-MLA court Jabalpur against former cm Shivraj Singh, bjp State President VD Sharma and mla Bhupendra Singh. It has been alleged that he had not said anything adverse regarding the OBC reservation in the supreme Court. He had advocated in the supreme court demanding delimitation and rotation in the case of panchayat and civic elections in Madhya Pradesh.
