Rampur, Amrit thoughts. Former MLA Dr. Taji Fatma, son Adeeb Azam Khan and sister Nighat Aflak appeared in the court on Tuesday in the case of enemy property. Where the hearing could not be held due to the strike. The interim bail of the three has been extended till 20 March. The case is under consideration in the MP-MLA Magistrate Court.
Let us know that on 9 May 2020, Syed Afaq Ahmed, resident of Pirpur House, Lucknow, under Section 218, 420, 467, 468, 471 of the IPC was filed against the record room assistant archives Mohammad Farid at the Civil Lines police station on behalf of Mohammad Farid. In which the enemy was accused of causing property. In which it was said that the land under the Mohammad Ali Johar University campus was registered in the name of Imamuddin Qureshi son Badruddin Qureshi. Imamuddin Qureshi left India in the year 1947–48 and moved to Pakistan and this property was recorded in the Custodian Department of the Government of India in the year 2006 as an enemy property.
On checking the records, the matter came to light that the name of Afaq Ahmed was wrongly mentioned in the revenue records to make the enemy property in the records of the revenue department. The pages of the record were found torn. After that, the police, while deliberating, filed SP leader Azam Khan, former MLA Abdullah Azam Khan, Adeeb Azam Khan, Chamraua MLA Naseer Khan, Nighat Aflak, former MLA Dr. Tanzin Fatma in the case, making the case accused. In which former MLA Dr. Tanzin Fatma, Abdullah Azam Khan Nighat Aflak got the interim bail till March 11 on the last date. In the same connection, all three people appeared in court on Tuesday. Supreme Court advocate Zubair Ahmed said that interim bail has now been extended till 20 March. While Abdullah Azam Khan has come on bail.
