Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Farmer and Sons Get Seven Years in 2013 Assault Case
A farmer and his four sons have been sent to jail for seven years.
They were found guilty of attacking a person named Babu Khan in 2013.
This happened because of a personal argument.
The police didn't help Khan at first, so he went to court.
The court acted as if Khan himself was making a complaint.
The five men were charged with doing things like trying to hurt someone, causing a riot, and threatening someone.
A farmer and his four sons have been sentenced to seven years in prison.
The sentencing is related to a 2013 armed attack on a local resident.
The victim, Babu Khan, sought justice after the police allegedly didn't act on his complaint.
The court treated Khan's plea as a complaint case and proceeded accordingly.
The accused were found guilty of rioting, attempted murder, and criminal intimidation.
- Who
- Kamalludin and his four sons: Nazim, Shoaib, Raju, and Qadir.
- What
- A farmer and his four sons were sentenced to seven years imprisonment for an armed attack.
- When
- The attack occurred in 2013.
- Where
- In the Thathia area of Kannauj.
- Why
- The incident followed a personal dispute.
- Defendants
- Kamalludin and his four sons
- Victim
- Babu Khan
- Charges
- Rioting, attempt to murder, criminal intimidation
- Sentence
- Seven years imprisonment
- Location
- Kannauj court, Thathia area
- Year of Incident
- 2013