Rajkot: The Morbi session on Saturday released the speaker of Nima Acharya’s assembly along with two other people in the old case of captivating voters through satisfaction during the 2009 parliamentary elections Additional justice judge’s heads that punished them in 2018 under Section 171 B from the Indian punishment code and punished them up to one year a fine of Rs 1,000.
All three were accused of offering bribes to attract voters at public meetings held near Bhaktinagar Circle in Morbi in 2009.
According to a complaint registered by the election officer Deputy Patel below Section 171 B sayings, Acharya has announced the grant to be allocated to the area of ​​three booths The first voice will get the maximum lead.
The number of Rs 5 Lakh to the first main room, Rs 3 Lakh to the second lakh and RS 2 to the third will be given under members of the parliamentary fund.
The master court order was based on the argument that the evidence implicitly proved that the defendant tried to encourage and provoke party workers at various STANs against strict competition.
It also argues that the words spoken by the defendant cannot be said not with the intention of giving satisfaction to every person or individual or voter.
On Saturday, Acharya’s Advocate A R village who argued before the session court that the assessment of the Masters Court ‘was mistaken, illegal and heretical and it needed a disturbance of this court’.
Desai told Toi that the court set aside the sequence of additional justice judges and let their attraction.
“The court ordered to release all three accused including Nima Acharya, Kanti Amrutiya and Manoj Panara,” he added.