Warrants for absconding against Hardik Patel were issued during the hearing of his sedition case
A bail warrant was issued against Hardik Patel, unable to appear on Wednesday in the Ahmedabad sessions court, while allegations of treason against him for 2015 were issued. In October 2015, this case was registered against him, by Ahmedabad Crime Branch.
Due to the presence of them, after the release of the bail warrant, on 25 April, Judge DP Mahdi was pressurized for the next hearing.
During the anti-rape case, in August 2015, Hardik and his colleagues were accused of "inciting violence against the intention of overthrowing the government" during the agitation for the demand of OBC (other backward castes) for the Patidar community. About 13 people have been estimated to have died in this violence.
The FIR is in the name of six accused in the question, out of which Hardik Patel, Dinesh Banghniya, and Chirag Patel were arrested earlier and later got bail. One of the accused Ketan Patel has become a prosecution witness to this case.
According to a charge sheet filed by the Ahmedabad Police in this regard, the police claim that Hardik and his five other colleagues created the Patidar movement and incited violence while fully aware that the community was legally and socially in the OBC category Can not be listed as such.
After the failure in the absconding, this warrant comes against Hardik when the Ahmedabad sessions court rejected the petition to uphold the harsh allegations.
In total Hardik there are two cases of treason against him. In Ahmedabad, Surat, and Ahmedabad in another Surat case, Hardik had a setback when the Gujarat High Court rejected his plea to dismiss the Surat case.
According to local reports, Hardik's first arrest came in October 2015 in Rajkot to insult the National Flag. After being released the next day, he was arrested by the Surat Crime Branch. After that, he was sent to judicial custody for 14 days, after which Ahmedabad Crime Branch arrested him through transfer warrant.

During the anti-rape case, in August 2015, Hardik and his colleagues were accused of "inciting violence against the intention of overthrowing the government" during the agitation for the demand of OBC (other backward castes) for the Patidar community. About 13 people have been estimated to have died in this violence.
The FIR is in the name of six accused in the question, out of which Hardik Patel, Dinesh Banghniya, and Chirag Patel were arrested earlier and later got bail. One of the accused Ketan Patel has become a prosecution witness to this case.
According to a charge sheet filed by the Ahmedabad Police in this regard, the police claim that Hardik and his five other colleagues created the Patidar movement and incited violence while fully aware that the community was legally and socially in the OBC category Can not be listed as such.
After the failure in the absconding, this warrant comes against Hardik when the Ahmedabad sessions court rejected the petition to uphold the harsh allegations.
In total Hardik there are two cases of treason against him. In Ahmedabad, Surat, and Ahmedabad in another Surat case, Hardik had a setback when the Gujarat High Court rejected his plea to dismiss the Surat case.
According to local reports, Hardik's first arrest came in October 2015 in Rajkot to insult the National Flag. After being released the next day, he was arrested by the Surat Crime Branch. After that, he was sent to judicial custody for 14 days, after which Ahmedabad Crime Branch arrested him through transfer warrant.