Fresh Warrant Issued Against Sadhvi Pragya Over Malegaon Blast Case

Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, accused in the Malegaon bomb blast case, failed to appear in court again, leading to the NIA court issuing another warrant against her.

Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur has been asked to appear before the court in the Malegaon blast case.

Source : PTI

Malegaon Blast Case Update: A fresh warrant has been issued against former BJP MP Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur for not appearing in court in the Malegaon blast case. This is the second warrant issued against Sadhvi Pragya by the Special Court for National Investigation Agency (NIA) cases within two weeks. The former MP did not appear in court on November 13 for the hearing of the 16-year-old Malegaon blast case. The court has issued another warrant due to her absence.

‘If I Am Alive...’

A few days ago, Sadhvi Pragya also posted on 'X', in which she wrote, "The Congress's torture was not just limited to the ATS custody, it has caused me deathly pain for my entire life. Swelling in the brain, reduced vision, reduced hearing. Imbalance in speaking, swelling all over the body due to steroids and neuro medications. I am undergoing treatment in a hospital. If I am alive, I will definitely go to court."

#कांग्रेस_का_टॉर्चर सिर्फ ATS कस्टडी तक ही नहीं मेरेजीवन भर के लिए मृत्यु दाई कष्ट का कारण हो गएl ब्रेन में सूजन,आँखों से कम दिखना,कानो से कम सुनना बोलने में असंतुलन स्टेरॉयड और न्यूरो की दवाओंसे पूरे शरीर में सूजन एक हॉस्पिटल में उपचार चल रहा हैl जिंदा रही तो कोर्ट अवश्य जाउंगीl pic.twitter.com/vGzNWn6SzX

— Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur (@sadhvipragyag) November 6, 2024

Warrant Issued Earlier

Earlier, the NIA court had issued a bailable warrant against Sadhvi Pragya for not appearing in the proceedings of the 2008 Malegaon blast case. Court judge AK Lahoti had said that the final arguments in the case are underway. So, Sadhvi Pragya's presence in court is necessary. However, she did not appear in court, due to which a bailable warrant of Rs 10,000 was issued against her. She was given time till November 13 to appear.

Regarding the bailable warrant, the former MP's lawyer JP Mishra told the court that Sadhvi Pragya is not well. Therefore, she should be exempted from the court hearing. The court, however, said that the final arguments in the case are underway, so her presence in court is necessary. A new warrant has been issued against her as she did not appear in court on November 13.