Azam Khan: Supreme Court to listen to Azam Khan’s petition this week

New Delhi / Rampur: Azam Khan has been launched from Sitapur Jail and can be seen energetic. Now the Supreme Court on Tuesday mentioned that it’s going to hear this week a plea by Samajwadi Party chief Azam Khan difficult a situation put by the Allahabad High Court for bail. Is. Khan claims that this situation is expounded to the demolition of part of his Jauhar University. The college was allegedly constructed by occupying enemy property.

Justice D.Y. Chandrachud and Justice Bela. The matter has been talked about earlier than the Vacation Bench of M. Trivedi. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, showing for Khan, submitted that certainly one of his associates had talked about the matter earlier than the apex courtroom and the bench has requested him to say it earlier than the registrar. Sibal mentioned the courtroom had requested to say the matter earlier than the registrar. It was talked about, however the matter has not been listed. The bench mentioned that we’ll checklist the matter this week.

Advocate Nizam Pasha, representing the petitioner, talked about the matter earlier than the apex courtroom on Monday and requested for its fast itemizing. He had mentioned that the High Court had ordered “demolition” of the college as a situation for interim bail, and now the district administration was making ready to implement the order.

The courtroom had ordered on May 10
The High Court, whereas granting interim bail to Khan on May 10, had directed the Rampur District Magistrate to take possession of the enemy property hooked up to the Jauhar University campus by June 30, 2022 and construct a barbed wire boundary wall round it. The courtroom had mentioned that on completion of the mentioned train, Azam Khan’s interim bail can be transformed into common bail. The FIR alleged that an individual named Imamuddin Qureshi had migrated to Pakistan throughout Partition and his land was recorded as enemy property, however Khan in connivance with others occupied the 13.842 hectare plot.