Justice Served: Abdullah Azam Khan's Release Sparks Celebration

Abdullah Azam Khan of the Samajwadi Party is set to be released from Hardoi jail after 17 months, as supporters and leaders gather in anticipation. Khan, who faced 45 cases, has secured bail in all. His release was delayed due to procedural issues, but the MP-MLA court recently facilitated his freedom.

Samajwadi Party leader Abdullah Azam Khan is on the brink of freedom, set to be released from Hardoi jail on Tuesday after 17 months of incarceration. Supporters and party leaders have gathered eagerly outside the prison in anticipation.

Abdullah, son of senior SP leader Mohammad Azam Khan, faced prosecution in 45 cases over the years. Recently, MP/MLA Special Magistrate Trial Court Judge Shobhit Bansal granted him bail in a case related to enemy property from 2020. Though bail was previously secured in all cases, procedural delays hindered his release.

On Monday, the release order was dispatched to Hardoi jail, clearing the path for Khan's freedom. Among the crowd of supporters was SP leader Ruchi Veera, who emphasized faith in the judiciary, noting that justice had finally been meted out. Despite past delays, party members herald this as a triumph for justice.

(With inputs from agencies.)