Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Supreme Court Halts Trial in Cases Against Azam Khan's Son
The Supreme Court has paused the ongoing trials against Abdullah Azam Khan, son of Azam Khan.
These trials involve claims of a fake passport and having two different PAN cards.
A BJP member, Akash Saxena, brought these accusations forward, saying that Abdullah gave incorrect information on his passport and election forms.
The High Court initially dismissed petitions to stop these cases, but the Supreme Court has now stepped in to halt the proceedings.
Supreme Court stayed trial in two cases involving Azam Khan's son, Abdullah Azam Khan.
The Allahabad High Court dismissed two petitions by Abdullah challenging criminal cases against him.
Cases include alleged fake passport and obtaining two PAN cards.
BJP MLA Akash Saxena filed cases alleging fraud related to passport and PAN card.
Abdullah allegedly used an incorrect date of birth on his passport.
- Who
- Mohammad Abdullah Azam Khan, son of Azam Khan, and BJP MLA Akash Saxena.
- What
- Supreme Court stayed trial in two cases involving Azam Khan's son.
- When
- Supreme Court's decision was made on an unspecified date, reported on July 29, 2024.
- Where
- Cases originate in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, with proceedings in Allahabad High Court and Supreme Court.
- Why
- The Supreme Court intervened in the cases related to Abdullah Azam Khan's alleged fake passport and multiple PAN cards.
Accusations of Fraud
Court Proceedings
Passport and PAN Card discrepancies.
Accusations of Fraud
Abdullah allegedly used an incorrect date of birth for his passport and concealed PAN number details on his election forms.
Court Proceedings
The court case is proceeding.
- Defendant
- Mohammad Abdullah Azam Khan
- Allegations
- Fake passport, obtaining two PAN cards
- Complainant
- Akash Saxena (BJP MLA)
- Court
- Supreme Court of India
- High Court Decision
- Dismissed Abdullah's petitions
- Passport DOB Discrepancy
- Passport: Sep 30, 1990, Certificates: Jan 1, 1993