Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Allahabad HC Reserves Judgment in Azam Khan's Son Cases
The Allahabad High Court has decided to take its time and make a decision in two cases involving Abdullah Azam Khan, the son of politician Azam Khan.
One case is about a fake passport, and the other is about having two different tax ID cards.
Abdullah wants the court to stop the ongoing trials.
A politician named Akash Saxena brought the cases forward, claiming Abdullah used a false birth date on his passport and provided a different tax ID number during elections, along with other accusations of fraud.
Allahabad High Court reserved judgment in two cases involving Azam Khan's son, Abdullah Azam Khan.
Cases relate to Abdullah's alleged fake passport and obtaining two PAN cards.
Abdullah filed petitions to set aside criminal proceedings in Rampur's MP/MLA court.
BJP MLA Akash Saxena filed cases against Abdullah in 2019, alleging fraud related to both issues.
The dual PAN card case involves charges of criminal conspiracy, forgery, and cheating.
- Who
- The cases involve Mohammad Abdullah Azam Khan, his father Azam Khan, and BJP leader Akash Saxena.
- What
- Allahabad High Court reserved judgment in cases against Abdullah Azam Khan.
- When
- Judgment was reserved on Tuesday after arguments were completed.
- Where
- Allahabad High Court, Prayagraj (UP).
- Why
- To decide on Abdullah's petitions to set aside criminal proceedings related to a fake passport and dual PAN cards.
Abdullah Azam Khan's Position
Akash Saxena's Position
Petitions
Abdullah Azam Khan's Position
Abdullah filed separate petitions seeking to set aside the criminal proceedings.
Akash Saxena's Position
Akash Saxena's allegations that Abdullah used a false birth date on his passport and provided a different PAN number during elections, along with other accusations of fraud.
- Court
- Allahabad High Court
- Defendant
- Mohammad Abdullah Azam Khan
- Petitioner
- Mohammad Abdullah Azam Khan
- Cases
- Fake passport, dual PAN cards
- Accuser
- Akash Saxena
- Date of Judgment
- Judgment reserved, no date given