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Pawan Khera Moves Supreme Court Against Denial of Anticipatory Bail
The Congress said it will challenge the bail denial as Assam Police pursue defamation, forgery and conspiracy charges against Khera.
- On Sunday, Indian National Congress leader Pawan Khera filed a special leave petition in the Supreme Court challenging the Gauhati High Court's Friday decision to deny him anticipatory bail.
- Assam Police registered the FIR after Riniki Bhuyan Sarma, wife of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, filed a complaint alleging defamation and forgery regarding Khera's claims about her holding passports from the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and Antigua and Barbuda.
- Justice Parthivjyoti Saikia rejected Khera's plea, citing serious allegations of forged documents and potential evasion of investigation after the Supreme Court directed him to approach the Assam court.
- The Indian National Congress said it stands "solidly in solidarity" with Khera, its Media and Publicity Department Chairman, while party leader Jairam Ramesh expressed confidence that justice will prevail.
- Lawyer Priyansha Sharma filed the petition on Sunday evening, though the matter has not yet been listed for a Supreme Court hearing regarding the defamation, forgery, and criminal conspiracy charges.
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Pawan Khera moves SC against rejection of pre-arrest bail by Gauhati HC
Congress leader Pawan Khera on Sunday moved the Supreme Court against an April 24 (Friday) order of the Gauhati High Court rejecting his anticipatory bail plea in a defamation and forgery case registered against him by the Assam Police.
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Read Full ArticlePawan Khera moves Supreme Court after Gauhati HC rejects anticipatory bail in Assam CM's wife Case
The single bench of Justice Parthiv Jyoti Saikia rejected Khera's application filed on Monday after the Congress leader was asked by the Supreme Court to approach the Gauhati High Court.
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