Son will report to police tomorrow: Ajay Teni

October 08, 2021 15:33

A fresh notice was posted at the Teni home today

Union Minister of State (Home) Ajay Mishra Teni on his son Ashish not reporting today before the UP police. He has been summoned for questioning tomorrow as well.

"My son was summoned yesterday but due to health reasons, he could not report to the police. He will report tomorrow," Teni said.

The Uttar Pradesh Police issued a fresh notice to Union minister Ajay Mishra's son Ashish Mishra asking him to appear before it by 11 am on Saturday in connection with the violence that killed eight people, including four farmers, after he missed his 10 am deadline on Friday.

The latest notice, pasted on the wall of Ajay Mishra's house Friday afternoon, warned that legal action will be initiated against him if he fails to appear before the investigators on Saturday.

Deputy Inspector General (Headquarters) Upendra Agarwal who is heading the team probing Sunday's incident waited for him at the police lines but he didn't show up, after which the fresh notice was issued.

As Ashish Mishra did not show up, reports emerged that he may have fled to Nepal.

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