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ajpal Yadav, who has been convicted in seven cheque-bounce cases, faced a strong reprimand from the Supreme Court on Monday. As per the court’s previous order, Yadav was required to submit a demand draft of at least Rs 2 crore on Monday, but he failed to do so. The judges observed that his conduct did not reflect respect for the court. The Supreme Court gave Yadav one more opportunity and scheduled the next hearing for Wednesday.

ajpal Yadav, who has been convicted in seven cheque-bounce cases, faced a strong reprimand from the Supreme Court on Monday. As per the court’s previous order, Yadav was required to submit a demand draft of at least Rs 2 crore on Monday, but he failed to do so. The judges observed that his conduct did not reflect respect for the court. The Supreme Court gave Yadav one more opportunity and scheduled the next hearing for Wednesday.

ajpal Yadav, who has been convicted in seven cheque-bounce cases, faced a strong reprimand from the Supreme Court on Monday. As per the court’s previous order, Yadav was required to submit a demand draft of at least Rs 2 crore on Monday, but he failed to do so. The judges observed that his conduct did not reflect respect for the court. The Supreme Court gave Yadav one more opportunity and scheduled the next hearing for Wednesday.