The court acquitted 19 years after 19 years in the case of the attack on the policy team – ex Mla Chandrabhadra Singh acquitted in the police attack case

Updated: Sat, 04 Oct 2025 10:18 PM (IST) in Sultanpur, 19 years ago, former MLA van Isauli Chandrabhadra Singh Sonu and 18 of his supporters were acquitted by the court. The MP-MLA court magistrate, Shubham Verma, said the prosecution did not prove the case. In the case filed in 2006, it was alleged that MLAs and supporters threw stones at the police team. After 19 years, the court acquitted 19 people, including the former MLA. Jagran Samvad Sutra, Sultanpur. On Saturday, 19 years later, the court acquitted former Isoli Mla Chandrabhadra Singh Sonu and 18 of his supporters for lack of evidence in the case of the attack on the policy team. The MP-MLA court magistrate, Shubham Verma, said the prosecution could not prove the case. Remove the ad, just read the news, according to the prosecution, on August 24, 2006, the then JL Saroj of the Kurebhar police station brought a case against former Mla Chandrabhadra Singh Sonu and three-four unidentified supporters. It is alleged that the then SP MLA of Isoli, Chandrabhadra Singh and his supporters attacked the police team who arrested former Dhanpatganj Yashbhadra Singh menu. The charge sheet was sent against 25 accused, after the investigation into the case was completed, police sent the charge sheet against 25 accused, including the former MLA, and the court. Former MLA advocate Rudra Pratap Singh Madan said the prosecution during the trial of the case produced 12 witnesses in court, but the allegations could not be proved. The court ruled to release the former MLA as well as 18 of his supporters because of a lack of evidence. After the verdict, the former MLA said he was involved in a false case. Six deaths of six, including former block head, killed six supporters of the former MLA at the trial of the case. These include the former Block Head of Dhanpatganj Shyam Sundar Singh, former village head Sanjay Singh, Kallu Gupta, Tilakdhari Singh, Rajesh Singh and Shivpujan Pandey.