Two FIRs have been registered in Punjab against Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak, who recently left Aam Aadmi Party and joined BJP. FIR has been registered against the MP under different sections in two different districts of Punjab. Both the FIRs have been registered against him under non-bailable sections.
The MP living in Delhi is now in danger of arrest. Meanwhile, Sandeep Pathak was seen leaving his Delhi house in a hurry. Let us tell you that Sandeep Pathak has joined BJP after rebelling against AAP along with Raghav Chadha.
MP said about lack of information about FIR
However, in his first statement to the media, MP Sandeep Pathak said that he has no knowledge of any such FIR, nor has any police officer informed him about it. I have spent my entire life serving the country with honesty and devotion. India is bigger than any party. I will never betray my country, nor will I allow anyone else to do so. He further said that if any action has been initiated against someone like me, it only shows their panic. I don’t want to say anything more about this.
Sandeep Pathak came out from the back door
Delhi Police team reached the house of former Aam Aadmi Party leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak on Saturday morning. Tilak Marg police station chief and some policemen along with him were seen present outside Sandeep Pathak’s house. After this, Sandeep Pathak quickly left in a car from the back door of his official residence. The police had put up barricades blocking the roads to his residence.
Looked in a hurry with suitcase in hand
There is grass outside the door of the residence through which Sandeep Pathak came out. It is clear from this that this door is not generally used for entry and exit. He appeared to be in a hurry while leaving the house. During this, a suitcase was also seen in his hand.
Not confirmed about Punjab Police
Police sources said that Sandeep Pathak had an inkling that the Punjab Police was coming to Delhi to arrest him. For this reason he disappeared from the back gate of the residence. However, Delhi Police did not give any information regarding whether Punjab Police came to Delhi or not. Delhi Police had maintained complete silence regarding this matter.