AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan sent to four-day police custody
New Delhi, Sep 17 (IANS) Delhi’s Stir Road Court on Saturday allowed the Counter Defilement Branch (ACB) four-day police guardianship of AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan regarding the Delhi Waqf Board join case. Amanatullah was put nabbed by the ACB on Friday. The ACB had looked for 14-day police guardianship of Amanatullah, however the court in…
New Delhi, Sep 17 (IANS) Delhi’s Stir Road Court on Saturday allowed the Counter Defilement Branch (ACB) four-day police guardianship of AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan regarding the Delhi Waqf Board join case.
Amanatullah was put nabbed by the ACB on Friday. The ACB had looked for 14-day police guardianship of Amanatullah, however the court in the wake of hearing the contentions allowed four-day care of the AAP pioneer.
It has been claimed that while functioning as the Administrator of Delhi Waqf Board, Amanatullah wrongfully enlisted 32 people abusing all standards and government rules. He has been blamed for enjoying debasement and bias.
The then Chief of Delhi Waqf Board had given an update against such unlawful enlistments.
Further, it has been claimed that as Executive of the Delhi Waqf Board, Amanatullah had leased various properties of the board unlawfully.
Amanatullah had likewise purportedly abused the assets of Delhi Waqf Board containing awards in help from Delhi government.
“From the data sources got while addressing and based on data gathered by the Counter Defilement Branch, four areas were looked. From these areas, Rs 24 lakh in real money and two unlicensed weapons and live cartridges were seized.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA, #AmanatullahKhan who was detained in connection with alleged irregularities involving the Delhi Waqf Board, was sentenced to four days in police prison by Delhi’s Rouse Avenue court on Saturday, September 17.https://t.co/ZLkAuEz1v6
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“Likewise, at one of the areas close to the home of Amanatullah, the inquiry group including an ACP was gone after by the family members and other known people of the AAP pioneer,” said Madhur Verma, Extra CP, ACB.
