Delhi Cong MLA Asif Mohammad, Who Misbehaved With Police Officer, Got Bail
Congress MLA Asif Mohammad who misbehaved with the police officer got bail
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The Saket Court on Thursday granted bail to Ex Congress MLA Asif Mohammad Khan accused of allegedly manhandling and abusing a police officer on duty in the Shaheen Bagh area.
Additional Sessions Judge Anuj Agrawal granted Bail and directed Mohd. Asif Khan to report before the SHO concerned every month.
The Court granted bail to to Mohd. Asif Khan on furnishing a bail bond of Rs. 50,000.
Mohd. Asif Khan was arrested on November 25 after the alleged incident during an unauthorised meeting.
Earlier Senior advocates Ramesh Gupta, appeared for Asif Mohammad Khan and submitted that the accused is in custody since November 25. He is an Ex MLA. Moreover, the MCD election is over .His earlier bail was dismissed on November 29.
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