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SP lawmaker denied meeting with Azam Khan in jail

By IANS | Updated: April 24, 2022 16:25 IST

Sitapur (UP), April 24 Samajwadi Party MLA Ravidas Mehrotra was denied a meeting with jailed party leader Mohd ...

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Sitapur (UP), April 24 Samajwadi Party MLA Ravidas Mehrotra was denied a meeting with jailed party leader Mohd Azam Khan in Sitapur jail on Sunday.

Mehrotra told reporters that the jail officials did not allow him to meet Azam Khan and neither did they agree to hand over the food for Iftar which he had taken for the jailed leader.

Mehrotra is the first SP MLA, after Shivpal Singh Yadav, who has reached out to Azam Khan in jail.

"There are many MLAs who want to meet the leader but it is unfair on the part of the jail officials to deny us the right to meet Azam Khan," he said.

Mehrotra, who is an MLA from Lucknow, said that the health of Azam Khan was deteriorating and he was not being treated properly by the jail authorities.

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