Court Grants Bail To Congress Workers In CEC Residence Defacement Case
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The CJM court granted bail to Congress leaders and workers arrested in Agra for blackening the ancestral residence of the Chief Election Commissioner and they were released on Sunday.
Court grants bail to six Congress members accused of defacing gate of CEC Gyanesh Kumar's Agra house
The case relates to an incident on September 28, when some Congress workers allegedly wrote slogans with black paint on the gate and wall outside Gyanesh Kumar's residence in the Vijay Nagar area during a protest.
Court Grants Bail To Congress Workers In CEC Residence Defacement Case
An Agra court granted bail to six Congress workers accused of defacing CEC Gyanesh Kumar's residence during a protest. The court dropped the "attempt to murder" charge (Section 109(2) BNS) initially invoked by police, citing lack of evidence, and expressed displeasure over the police's handling of the case.
Agra: Six Congress leaders jailed in connection with the controversial protest at the ancestral residence of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar received a major reprieve from the court. On Saturday, all the accused leaders were released from the district jail after being granted bail. As soon as they were released from jail, their supporters […]
The accused have received relief from the court in the case of Congress workers protesting at the ancestral residence of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in Agra. During the hearing, the CJM court found the charge under Section 307 baseless and ordered it to be dropped and granted bail to all the accused. Following the protest, the police had filed cases against Congress workers under serious sections and made arrests. The defense prese…
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