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Allahabad HC Awards Bail to UP Cong Chief

Allahabad HC awards bail to UP Congress chief captured for ‘Falsification’ in records of buses for transients. The Yogi Adityanath government had affirmed that bikes, three-wheelers, and a couple of vehicles were additionally remembered for the rundown of 1,000 buses.

The Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court on Tuesday allowed bail to Uttar Pradesh Congress party chief Ajay Kumar Lallu, who had been captured by Hazratganj Police on charges of extortion and imitation in the rundown of 1,000 buses submitted to the Yogi Adityanath government for shipping transient workers. Lallu was denied bail by the high court last Friday, as it requested that the case journal be introduced before it on June 16.

The UP Congress leaders had held a few fights requesting the arrival of Lallu, who had been captured on June 3. The AICC general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had likewise composed a letter for a Hindi day by day in such manner, commending the UP Congress chief.

An argument was documented against Sandeep Singh, private secretary of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Lallu among others for cheating and extortion. The case was enrolled at Hazratganj police headquarters in Lucknow, after a composed objection by UP Roadways official RP Trivedi, under segments 420, 467 and 468 of the Indian Penal Code.

The Yogi Adityanath government had claimed that bikes, three-wheelers, and a couple of vehicles were likewise remembered for the rundown of 1,000 buses.

According to a UP government representative, 79 out of the 1,000 vehicles were unfit while the fitness and protection types of 279 vehicles were terminated. He further claimed that there were 100 vehicles whose numbers were enrolled for the sake of the rescue vehicle, three-wheelers, auto-carts, trucks, and different vehicles while there were no records found of 70 different buses.

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