Former minister Harendrajit Singh Babbu has got relief from the High Court. – Photo: Social Media Expansion 1681399394 Former minister Harendrajit Singh Babbu has got relief from the High Court. He was punished by the special court of MP-MLA on the charge of obstructing the official work. The single bench of High Court Justice Sanjay Dwivedi, while hearing the appeal filed, has quashed the order of the Special Court. According to the prosecution, former minister and BJP leader Harendrajit Singh Babbu, being an MLA, dated Gohalpur on June 2002 While abusing sub-inspector Ramswaroop Pandre in the police station, he tried to attack with a stool. In fact, the police had arrested 6 persons with weapons in a car in front of the Agricultural Produce Market. The police had taken action against the accused under the 233 Arms Act. The car in which the youth was traveling was registered in the name of the MLA’s brother. MLA Babbu was angry with the sub-inspector that against Indu Tiwari on June 2002 Did not take strict action, due to which he got the benefit of bail from the court. A truck registered in the name of Indu Tiwari hit her car. MLA Harendrajit Singh Babbu and his brother Paramjit Singh were in the car. The police had registered the case under section 415. Which was interpreted by Sub Inspector Pandre. Indu Tiwari got the benefit of bail from the court two days after the incident. Police had registered a case against MLA Harendrajit Singh Babbu under various sections. MP-MLA Special Court Bhopal punished MLA and former minister Harendrajit Singh Babbu with the above sentence under section did. Against whom the said appeal was filed. It was argued on behalf of the appellant that the incident 233 on June 1681399394 and the FIR was registered after two years in March 2002. No explanation has been given regarding the late registration of FIR. , Apart from this, the complainant has said in his statement that he was not doing official work at the time of the incident. The two policemen who were made witnesses in the case had denied the incident. Because of this he was declared anti-partisan. No independent witnesses were produced in the case. After the hearing, the single bench, while accepting the appeal, was ordered by the MP-MLA Special Court under the section for one year. The order imposing imprisonment and fine of Rs 2,000 was set aside. Advocate Sankalp Kochhar appeared on behalf of the appellant. ,