Botad violence: More than 100 days later, 7 Gujarat AAP leaders granted bail in rioting case | Ahmedabad News
The Botad District and Sessions Court on Saturday granted bail to seven AAP leaders who were in jail in connection with a case of rioting and attempt to murder during the violence with police in Hadadad village of Botad district in October last year. These included the two of the party’s senior state leaders Raju Karpada and Pravin Ram, who have been in prison for more than 100 days. They will be released on Sunday, said an AAP spokesperson. A statement from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday said, “A total of seven people, including AAP farmer leader Rajubhai Karpada, Pravinbhai Ram, Rameshbhai Mer, Hansrajbhai Bhalala, Vipulbhai alias Kamleshbhai Hakabhai Hariyani, Vipulbhai Makwana, and Jitendrabhai Govindiya, received bail from the Botad court on January 31.” Isudan Gadhvi, the Gujarat chief of AAP said, “Truth always prevails. The BJP jailed those who tried to stop the price-cutting practice instead of those who committed price-cutting, due to which anger was seen among 5.4 million farmers, farm laborers, workers, and cattle-rearers of Gujarat. The BJP committed atrocities …








