The Supreme Court Today (April 23rd) suspended the sentence of Congress MLA Mohammed Moquim in a corruption case.
Today, 10th April, The Orissa High Court (HC) upheld the corruption conviction of Congress MLA Mohammed Moquim, reinforcing transparency and ethical conduct in public office. The case involved Moquim’s conspiracy to gain financial benefits for a real estate firm, emphasizing the judiciary’s vital role in combating corruption. This decision highlights the ongoing battle against corruption in India’s political landscape.
On Monday (18th March): The Supreme Court overturned the High Court decision annulling Congress leader Mohammed Moquim’s 2019 MLA win for Barabati in Cuttack. Moquim can retain his position with restrictions, including inability to vote in assembly. The controversy arose from allegations of undisclosed criminal cases and property details during the election. The next hearing is scheduled for May 10, 2024.
