The native courtroom in Uttar Pradesh on Thursday rejected Samajwadi Party chief Azam Khan’s enchantment difficult his conviction in a hate-speech case that led to his disqualification from UP Assembly.

Following the instructions of the Supreme Court, the listening to, fastened on November 15, has been requested to be held on November 10 and the decision will probably be pronounced on the identical day.

SP chief Azam Khan was convicted on October 27 by the MP-MLA courtroom in Rampur for giving hate speech and sentenced to 3 years’ imprisonment and to pay a high-quality of six thousand rupees. 

After getting a three-year sentence from the courtroom, the subsequent day on October 28, his legislature was canceled and Rampur meeting seat was declared vacant.

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After this, the Election Commission had introduced to carry by-elections for Rampur meeting seat on November 5. The gazette notification for the by-election was to be issued on November 10. The submitting of nomination papers for the by-election was additionally to start from November 10. Meanwhile, SP chief Azam Khan had filed a petition within the Supreme Court on November 7.

He had raised questions on the intention of the federal government and the method of elections. On which listening to was held within the Supreme Court on Wednesday in a bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud. Azam filed an enchantment within the periods courtroom on Wednesday itself.