Dist court stays the lower court proceedings in Mulayam's case

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Samajwadi Party(SP) Chief Mulayam Singh Yadav get relief when the Mahoba District Court put a Rsstay’ on the proceedings of the lower court on Saturday. The lower court had issued summon against the former chief minister on Friday, asking him to appear in the court on September 16 over his statement given on rape.

Reports said that the lower court decision has been Rsstayed’  by districts and additional session Judge Chaitanya Kumar Kulshreshta while hearing the plea filed by SP worker Surya Vikram Singh on Saturday.

Earlier on Friday, Judicial Magistrate (junior division) of Kulpahar teshil court Ankit Goel has taken suo moto congizance of the statement through media reports and issued summon directing Mulayam Singh Yadav to appear beore the Court on September 16. The court has registered a case under section 504,505,509, 116 of the IPC and Section 3 and 4 of the Public Order Act of 1986. The summon was also issued by the court against former chief minister under section 190 of the Cr PC. 

Yadav during a function in the state capital on Tuesday last had reportedly said that often if one person commits rape, four people are named in the complaint. Four people are named for rape, can it be possibleIJ It is not practical. They probably say one was watching...Another was there... If there are four brothers, then all four are named.

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