Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Sikar MP Acquitted in 2019 Case After Demonstration
A group of people, including a member of parliament and two former politicians, were accused of arguing with police during a protest in 2019.
The protest happened because they were unhappy with some actions during a student election.
The police said the group got into a verbal fight and used bad language.
But the court has now said they didn't do anything wrong.
One of the politicians said they were happy with the court's decision.
He also said that the case against them was made up in an attempt to silence them.
A local court acquitted Sikar MP Amararam and 19 others in a 2019 case.
The case stemmed from an altercation during a demonstration at the District Collectorate.
Former MLAs Balwan Punia and Pema Ram were among those acquitted.
The charges involved a verbal clash with police and alleged use of abusive language.
Amararam stated the case was fabricated to suppress their voice against election irregularities.
- Who
- Sikar MP Amararam, former MLAs Balwan Punia and Pema Ram, and others.
- What
- Acquittal of Sikar MP and others in a 2019 case involving an altercation.
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Sikar District Collectorate
- Why
- To protest election irregularities and the court delivered justice.
Perspective of the Accused
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Reason for Demonstration
Perspective of the Accused
The case was fabricated to silence voices.
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N/A
- Defendants
- Amararam, Balwan Punia, Pema Ram, and 17 others
- Location
- Sikar District Collectorate
- Charges
- Altercation, abusive language
- Date of Incident
- 2019
- Court
- Sikar Additional District Judge (No. 1)