Supreme Court to Consider Jailed MLA Abbas Ansari’s Plea for Attending Father’s Special Prayers

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a plea filed by incarcerated MLA Abbas Ansari, seeking permission to attend special prayers for his late father, Mukhtar Ansari, who passed away on March 28 due to cardiac arrest.

Abbas Ansari, the son of gangster-turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari, filed the plea through his lawyer Nizam Pasha. Acknowledging the request, Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud confirmed that the listing had been granted.

The plea seeks permission for Abbas Ansari to participate in the special prayers organized in memory of his father, highlighting the significance of the occasion for familial and religious reasons.

Mukhtar Ansari, a prominent figure in Uttar Pradesh politics, passed away at a hospital in Banda, Uttar Pradesh, triggering emotional responses from his family and supporters.

The Supreme Court’s decision to consider Abbas Ansari’s plea reflects the judiciary’s sensitivity to personal and religious matters, even in the context of legal proceedings.

As the case moves forward, stakeholders will await the Supreme Court’s ruling on whether Abbas Ansari will be granted permission to attend the special prayers for his late father.

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