Azam khan rampur latest updates: Senior Samajwadi Party leader and veteran Rampur leader Azam Khan has been released from Sitapur Jail today after 23 months imprisonment. Soon after his release, he left for his native city Rampur. Preparations for the reception in his house and surrounding area are also in full swing, whose video has also surfaced.
The people, supporters and party workers of Rampur are excited to welcome him. The streets of the city are decorated. The house is decorated with hoardings, garlands and lights, which is clear that there is no shortage in the reception of the leader. The release of Azam Khan is not only from the political point of view, but also a emotional moment for his supporters. His supporters had been waiting for him for a long time and today has become a symbol of happiness and enthusiasm for him.
Azam Khan released after 23 months … strong preparations for the reception in Rampur, the house shone with lights, watch the video.#AZAMKHAN #Rampur pic.twitter.com/ktu66jdums
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Azam Khan left for Rampur as soon as he left jail
Azam Khan came out of the car from inside the Sitapur jail and shook hands and greeted the supporters. Both his sons Adeeb and Abdullah were present to take Azam from jail.
Let us tell you that Azam Khan was supposed to be released at 7 am today, but a legal screw got stuck on the last occasion. According to the information, Azam Khan was ordered by the court to pay the fine in a case in Rampur, which he did not submit. Due to this, his release was interrupted. After this, after the opening of the Rampur court, the fine was filled and the information was sent to Sitapur Jail, then the process of release started. Meanwhile, Azam Khan’s son Adeeb, who is waiting outside the jail, said that today’s hero is Azam Saheb. I myself have come to meet him.
Along with this, the police also took action on his supporters waiting for Azam Khan. Sitapur police cut the challan of 15 vehicles parked outside the jail. Police say all these vehicles were standing in the ‘No Parking’ zone.