MP News: Ujjain SP Pradeep Sharma has made a big revelation in the case of assault on former MLA Bahadur Singh Chauhan. He has said that the complainant has given an affidavit to remove the names of 10 people from the FIR. Police has started the process of removing the name from the FIR. The accused were not found at the spot during the investigation. The action of removing the name was done on Saturday morning. The police had made 30 people, including Congress leaders, accused in the assault case of former MLA Bahadur Singh Chauhan.
To remove the names of Congress leaders from the FIR, State President Jitu Patwari announced siege of the SP office. Jitu Patwari reached Ujjain to join the Congress movement. Meanwhile, Superintendent of Police Pradeep Sharma said that the complainant has given an affidavit to remove the names of 10 people from the FIR of the attack on the former MLA.
Case against Congress leaders in assault case
After receiving the affidavit, the police proceeded with the investigation. He said that after the case is registered, the police conducts a fair investigation. He told that before starting the agitation, Congress leaders were informed that the names of 10 people were being removed from the FIR. Congress leader and former District Panchayat member Ranchhod Trivedi has also been made an accused in the attack on the former MLA.
The accused denied involvement in the incident
Ranchod Trivedi said that he was far away from Mahidpur on the day of the incident. He informed that he was out of Mahidpur to attend the marriage ceremony. He denied the presence at the spot. Another activist named Ishwar says that the police has written a false FIR in the assault case. He said that he was present in the court premises at the time of the incident.
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