Archive · 19 Dec 2025
Former SP MLA Surrenders in Assault Case
A former MLA named Deep Narayan Singh Yadav, who used to be in the Samajwadi Party, turned himself in to a special court in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh.
He was accused of hurting someone, stealing things, and demanding money.
The court sent him to jail.
Before this, the government took away his properties worth over Rs 20 crore because of his actions.
The case started when a man named Prem Singh Paliwal said Yadav and others hurt him and took his things.
Other people involved in the case are already in jail.
Former Samajwadi Party MLA Deep Narayan Singh Yadav surrendered before a special MP-MLA court in Jhansi.
He was accused of assault, loot, and extortion in a case filed by Prem Singh Paliwal.
The district administration attached Yadav's properties worth over Rs 20 crore under the Gangsters Act.
Special Judge Jitendra Yadav remanded Yadav in jail after his surrender.
Other accused in the case have already been sent to jail.
- Who
- Deep Narayan Singh Yadav, former Samajwadi Party MLA
- What
- Surrendered in a criminal case involving assault, loot, and extortion
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Special MP-MLA court in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To face charges in a case of assault, loot, and extortion
- Name
- Deep Narayan Singh Yadav
- Party
- Samajwadi Party
- Crime
- Assault, loot, extortion
- Complainant
- Prem Singh Paliwal
- Properties Attached
- Rs 20 crore
- Court
- Special MP-MLA Court, Jhansi
- Date of Surrender
- Thursday