Police sends notice to Azam Khan, asks SP leader to stop moving around without bodyguards
Police has sent a notice to Samajwadi Party MP Azam Khan requesting him to stop moving around without the bodyguards allotted to him by the administration.


File image of Azam Khan. Getty Images[/caption]"Therefore, we have requested him to always move around with his bodyguards as it is a lapse on his part", he added. About the situation in Rampur district, which saw protests by Samajwadi Party workers and leaders against Azam Khan's son Abdullah Azam Khan being detained following the police raids at Jauhar University on Tuesday, he said everything was under control."We have deployed our forces in the strategic points. We are attempting to ensure there is no lapse in security in the area. Section 144 is also in force in the area and therefore we are trying to ensure that it is followed", Sharma said.Abdullah was arrested by the Uttar Pradesh police for allegedly violating section 144 on Thursday. Abdullah was protesting along with his supporters when the police took them into custody. The district administration had imposed Section 144 in the district, which prohibits an assembly of more than five people. Before the arrest, Abdullah spoke to reporters and said, "We are fighting for our rights. This is an injustice. People are being framed in false cases. There is no law and order in the state".

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