Congress rebel leader Naresh Meena surrenders in Tonk after bail cancellation

Congress rebel leader Naresh Meena has surrendered to police in Rajasthan following the cancellation of his bail. He faces charges related to slapping a government official during a 2024 by-election.
Why it matters
The case highlights ongoing political tensions and legal challenges involving regional political figures in Rajasthan.
Congress rebel leader Naresh Meena, accused of slapping a Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) during the Assembly by-election at Deoli-Uniara in November 2024, surrendered at Nagar Fort police station in Rajasthan’s Tonk district on Thursday following the cancellation of his bail. His bail was cancelled last month on the ground of violation of conditions.
The police produced Mr. Meena, 45, in the court of the Special Judge (SC/ST Atrocities) in Tonk, which remanded him to judicial custody. A large number of Mr. Meena’s supporters raised slogans outside the police station and the court, while the administration imposed prohibitory orders to prevent any untoward incident.
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