After nearly two years behind bars, Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan was released from Sitapur jail. His release was delayed due to a pending fine, but once settled, supporters gathered outside to celebrate. Khan, who faced multiple charges, secured bail in all 79 cases against him. His return is seen as a morale booster for the SP ahead of upcoming elections. The Uttar Pradesh government's recent ban on caste-based political rallies has sparked controversy. While Brahmin and Kshatriya groups have welcomed the move, viewing it as a step toward social equality, OBC organizations argue it targets their mobilization efforts. The ban, which includes restrictions on caste-based signboards and rallies, aims to maintain public order but has faced criticism from various quarters. #AzamKhan #SitapurJail #SamajwadiParty #UPPolitics #CasteRallies #BrahminKshatriyaSupport #OBCMobilization #PublicOrder #PoliticalControversy #newsone
On September 23, 2025, senior Samajwadi Party (SP) leader and former Uttar Pradesh Cabinet minister Azam Khan was released from Sitapur jail after spending nearly 23 months in custody. His release followed the completion of all pending legal formalities, including the payment of fines in certain cases. Khan was granted bail in all cases against him, including the Quality Bar land grab case and the Dungarpur colony eviction case. Upon his release, Khan was welcomed by hundreds of supporters and party workers outside the jail. He exited the premises accompanied by his sons and left for Rampur amid tight security. The event has sparked discussions about potential shifts in Uttar Pradesh's political landscape, with speculation about Khan's future role and affiliations #Newsone #AzamKhan #SamajwadiParty #UPPolitics #PoliticalNews #SitapurJail #ElectionImpact #SupportersGather #IndiaPolitics
