Barricades At Pawan Khera’s Hyderabad Home As Assam Cops Search For Him
Background of the Situation
The search for Congress leader Pawan Khera has intensified as the Assam Police continue their investigations. Khera was last seen publicly on April 5, the same day he made serious allegations against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Sarma’s wife, Riniki Bhuyan Sarma. He accused her of possessing multiple passports from India, the UAE, and Egypt, in addition to owning luxury properties in Dubai and a company based in Wyoming, USA.
This accusation came just days before the Assam elections, and following Khera’s remarks, there was a strong backlash. The situation escalated when a team from the Assam Police arrived at Khera’s residence in Nizamuddin East, New Delhi, on April 7. Reports indicate that Khera was in Hyderabad at that time.
Police Actions and Developments
The Assam Police conducted a search operation at Khera’s residence that lasted nearly two hours, during which they reportedly collected “some incriminating material” and electronic devices. This search was initiated after an FIR was lodged by Sarma’s wife concerning Khera’s allegations.
As the search continued, the Assam Police stated that they were actively attempting to locate Pawan Khera. In Hyderabad, law enforcement has placed barricades outside the home of Khera and his wife, Neelima, located in Banjara Hills. Sources from the Hyderabad police mentioned that there has not yet been any contact from their Assam counterparts, although they expressed willingness to cooperate if contacted formally.
Political Reactions
In the wake of these events, Pawan Khera is reportedly considering seeking legal relief to avoid arrest. Himanta Sarma, the Chief Minister of Assam, publicly expressed skepticism about Khera’s whereabouts, suggesting he had fled to Hyderabad as a means of evasion. Sarma stated that the law would take its own course, asserting that the Assam Police are capable of tracking down individuals in any situation.
On April 4, Sarma had already committed to taking “stringent action” against Khera, indicating his intent to address the allegations directly. He conveyed confidence in his party’s performance in the forthcoming elections, claiming they would secure a substantial number of seats.
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Background of the SituationThe search for Congress leader Pawan Khera has intensified as the Assam Police continue their investigations. Khera was last seen publicly on April 5, the same day he made serious allegations against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Sarma’s wife, Riniki Bhuyan Sarma. He accused her of possessing multiple passports from India, the UAE, and Egypt, in addition to owning luxury properties in Dubai and a company based in Wyoming, USA.This accusation came just days before the Assam elections, and following Khera’s remarks, there was a strong backlash. The situation escalated when a team from the Assam Police arrived at Khera’s residence in Nizamuddin East, New Delhi, on April 7. Reports indicate that Khera was in Hyderabad at that time.Police Actions and DevelopmentsThe Assam Police conducted a search operation at Khera’s residence that lasted nearly two hours, during which they reportedly collected “some incriminating material” and electronic devices. This search was initiated after an FIR was lodged by Sarma’s wife concerning Khera’s allegations.As the search continued, the Assam Police stated that they were actively attempting to locate Pawan Khera. In Hyderabad, law enforcement has placed barricades outside the home of Khera and his wife, Neelima, located in Banjara Hills. Sources from the Hyderabad police mentioned that there has not yet been any contact from their Assam counterparts, although they expressed willingness to cooperate if contacted formally.Political ReactionsIn the wake of these events, Pawan Khera is reportedly considering seeking legal relief to avoid arrest. Himanta Sarma, the Chief Minister of Assam, publicly expressed skepticism about Khera’s whereabouts, suggesting he had fled to Hyderabad as a means of evasion. Sarma stated that the law would take its own course, asserting that the Assam Police are capable of tracking down individuals in any situation.On April 4, Sarma had already committed to taking “stringent action” against Khera, indicating his intent to address the allegations directly. He conveyed confidence in his party’s performance in the forthcoming elections, claiming they would secure a substantial number of seats.
