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Congress rebel leader Naresh Meena surrenders in Tonk after bail cancellation

Congress rebel leader Naresh Meena surrendered to authorities in Rajasthan's Tonk district after his bail was canceled due to alleged violations of conditions. Meena, who was accused of slapping a Sub-Divisional Magistrate during a by-election in November 2024, was arrested following a protest in Jhalawar. His supporters claimed the BJP government was attempting to suppress his influence ahead of the Panchayati Raj elections. Meena, contesting as an independent candidate, alleged electoral irregularities and faced backlash leading to violence and property damage. He was previously granted conditional bail by the Rajasthan High Court but saw it revoked in July 2026. Meena's actions and accusations reflect broader tensions within local politics and governance.

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Congress rebel leader Naresh Meena surrenders in Tonk after bail cancellation

Congress rebel leader Naresh Meena surrendered to authorities in Rajasthan's Tonk district after his bail was canceled due to alleged violations of conditions. Meena, who was accused of slapping a Sub-Divisional Magistrate during a by-election in November 2024, was arrested following a protest in Jhalawar. His supporters claimed the BJP government was attempting to suppress his influence ahead of the Panchayati Raj elections. Meena, contesting as an independent candidate, alleged electoral irregularities and faced backlash leading to violence and property damage. He was previously granted conditional bail by the Rajasthan High Court but saw it revoked in July 2026. Meena's actions and accusations reflect broader tensions within local politics and governance.

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