Abbas Ansari disqualified as an MLA after punishment in the disgusting speech case. Bharat News

The Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly on Sunday disqualified Mau MLA Abbas Ansari, son of gangster-Rajnavist Mukhtar Mukhiya Ansari, after its sentence in a disgusting speech case.Official sources told news agency PTI, “MAU assembly constituency has now been declared vacant.”On Saturday, a special MP-MLA court convicted and sentenced the MLA of Suhaldev Bharti Samaj Party (SBSP) for two years imprisonment in the 2022 indecent language case.‘Anthemical language’ caseAccording to the prosecution, during the last Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, SBSP candidate Ansari of Mau Sadar seat Ansari threatened the district administration on March 3, 2022 during a public meeting at Pahpur Maidan. He said that he would “score and teach them a lesson” after the election.According to defense counsel Daroga Singh, Ansari was later booked to the Indian Penal Code Section 189 (the risk of damage to public servant), 153-A (to promote enmity between different groups in place of religion, caste, birth, residence and language), to promote harmony and harmony), 171F (unreached influence in elections).Singh said that after hearing both sides, Special MP/MLA Court Judge KP Singh convicted the SBSP MLA, and sentenced him to two years under sections 189 and 153-A of two years; One year under Section 506, and six months under Section 171-F. All sentences will run together. Ansari has also been fined Rs 2,000.Under the representation of the People Act, if the court punishes a member for two years or more, there is a provision to abolish the membership of the legislation house.Ansari became MLA for the first time in the 2022 assembly elections, which SBSP contested as a Samajwadi Party -led coalition as a member.However, the party led by OP Rajbhar is currently an ally of the Bharatiya Janata Party -led coalition government, and Rajbhar himself is a cabinet minister there.Mukhtar Ansari also represented the Mau Sadar Assembly seat for a long time. Banda registered in district jail, he died of a cardiac arrest in March last year.