Azam Khan and Irfan Solanki released from jail. SP MP Ruchi Veera stated that the party will soon return to power. An atmosphere of joy and enthusiasm among supporters, with discussions also on court orders and political controversies.
Irfan Solanki Bail: The release of senior Samajwadi Party leaders has stirred political circles. Recently, Azam Khan and former MLA Irfan Solanki have been released from jail. On this occasion, SP MP Ruchi Veera expressed her happiness, stating that the period of troubles has ended and her party will soon return to power.
Irfan Solanki Granted Bail
Irfan Solanki, a former MLA from the Samajwadi Party, has been granted bail. SP MP Ruchi Veera congratulated him, noting that Azam Khan was released a few days ago, and now Irfan Solanki Sahab has also received bail. She stated that this is a very positive step and will further strengthen the political atmosphere for the party.
SP MP Attacks BJP Leaders
Ruchi Veera stated that leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) often make bitter and hateful remarks. She expressed regret that while the BJP speaks of the constitution, its leaders sometimes advocate violating court orders. She clearly stated that strict action should be taken against those who commit contempt of court.
Joy Among Supporters, Loud Slogans
Former MLA Irfan Solanki walked out of Maharajganj Jail after approximately 33 months. Following his release, his supporters chanted loudly. Expressing their joy, they exclaimed, "The lion has come, the lion has come." In an interaction with the media, Irfan Solanki said that he remains politically and socially b due to his supporters and well-wishers.
Azam Khan's Release
Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan was released from jail on September 23, 2025. He spent approximately 23 months in jail. His last case was registered against Azam Khan in 2020 at the Civil Lines Police Station in Rampur. This case involved allegations of fraud and other related offenses.
Court Pronounced Sentence
In October 2023, a special court in Rampur convicted Azam Khan, his wife Tanzeen Fatima, and their son Abdullah Azam Khan in a case registered in 2019. This case was related to forgery in Abdullah's birth certificate. The court sentenced all three to seven years. However, Tanzeen Fatima and Abdullah were later granted bail and released from jail.
