The legal problems of Congress MLA Siddharth Kushwaha from Satna assembly seat in Madhya Pradesh have increased. Jabalpur-based Special Judicial Magistrate DP Sutrakar MP-MLA Court has issued an arrest warrant against him. This case is related to check bounce of Rs 1 lakh 25 thousand, in which the MLAs were not appearing in the court despite continuous summons. The court has ordered the Satna police to arrest them and present them in the court.
This case against MLA Siddharth Kushwaha has been pending since 2016. The court was repeatedly issuing summons in this case, but he avoided the appearance. The court also sent several notices earlier, but due to their absence, a bailable warrant has now been issued. This order has been given by the court of Special Judicial Magistrate DP Sutrakar.
Advocate of the complainant Sharad Gupta said that the check bounce case against the MLA was going on for a long time. The court sent notices several times, but the MLA tried to avoid the appearance. Now the court has issued an arrest warrant taking a tough stance.
The court has ordered the Satna SP to serve the warrant and present the MLA in the court in the next hearing. The next hearing of this case will be held on April 3, in which it will be mandatory for Siddharth Kushwaha to be present in the court. It is clear that now the matter is being taken seriously at the administrative level too.
Siddharth Kushwaha is a Congress MLA from Satna assembly seat. He is considered an influential leader in the region, but this case can harm his political image. Opposition parties can already be an attacker on the Congress. The next hearing of this case will be held on 3 April 2025. If Siddharth Kushwaha does not appear in the court, strict action can be taken against him.
Now it has to be seen how the Congress MLAs face this legal process. It will be interesting to see what attitude MLAs take in this matter and whether they get relief in the upcoming hearing or not.
This order of the court against the Congress MLA can affect his political image. If he does not appear in the next hearing, more strict action can be taken against him. The Satna police will now have to follow this order and see whether the MLAs appear in the court on 3 April or not.
