MP High Court issued a warrant against officials including BJP councilor Kamlesh Kalra from Indore

Nai Duniya Representative, Kamlesh Kalra. Madhya Pradesh High Court has issued a bailable warrant against Principal Secretary and other officials along with BJP councilor Kamlesh Kalra from Ward 65 of Indore. The High Court had directed the councilor to investigate on the complaint of participating in the election by imposing fake caste certificates.

On the petition of Sunil Yadav, a Congress candidate from Ward 65 in the corporation elections, the court ordered the investigation committee to investigate in February last year. It also had instructions to complete the investigation in six months. Even after a year, the petitioner took refuge in the court for not completing the investigation and not reporting the report.

Competition petition is imposed in court

On contempt petition, the court issued a warrant against the councilor and the responsible officials of the investigation committee. Advocate Manish Yadav, Karan Bairagi, while advocating in the court on behalf of the petitioner Sunil Yadav, argued that the investigation of Kalra’s caste certificate is being deliberately delayed.

Elections on the basis of certificate in reserved ward

Kalra contested from the ward reserved for the backward classes on the basis of this certificate. The investigation committee has been investigating for a long time. Even after all the facts came, the final conclusion and report is not being given. This is delayed under pressure from the ruling party.

The order of the court is also being contested. The petitioners’ counsel said in the court that notices were issued from the court to the responsibilities in the last hearing. Despite receiving the notice, no one was present. This is clearly contempt of the court.

Bailable warrant of 5 thousand rupees

The court agreed with the arguments and the Principal Secretary Backward and Minority Department Ajit Kesari, Commissioner Backward Classes Commission Saurabh Kumar, Secretary Dr. Nilesh Desai along with Ghanshyam Dhangar of Ghanshyam Dhangar, success Dubey and BJP councilor Kamlesh Kalra for contempt of court. Has summoned by issuing bailable warrants. The next hearing in this case is scheduled on March 3.

Councilor Kalra came in discussion recently

Recently, Councilor Kamlesh Kalra’s name came into the limelight after a dispute with the then MIC member Jeetu Yadav. After the phone dispute, Jeetu Yadav’s supporters entered Kalra’s house and beat up his son.

After this, when politics was hot in the case, Jeetu Yadav resigned from MIC and the BJP expelled from the party for six years. A case was also registered against Kalra in the case of abusing the municipal employee on the phone.