Former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Yadav faces increased legal troubles as a Gwalior MP-MLA court issues a permanent arrest warrant against him in a long-standing case related to the Arms Act. The warrant comes after Lalu Yadav was declared absconding in connection with allegations of purchasing weapons from an arms dealer using fake documents, which were subsequently supplied to various locations. The case, dating back to 1995 and 1997, has seen charge sheets against 23 individuals, with Lalu Prasad Yadav being declared absconding. The court has transferred the case to the Special Judicial Magistrate MP-MLA Gwalior Mahendra Singh, recognizing Lalu Yadav as the former Chief Minister of Bihar and former Union Minister implicated in the matter.

Gwalior MP-MLA Court ADPO Abhishek Mehrotra confirmed the issuance of a permanent arrest warrant against Lalu Prasad Yadav by the court of Special Judicial Magistrate MP-MLA Gwalior Mahendra Singh. This development underscores the legal complexities surrounding the veteran politician, signaling ongoing legal proceedings that may impact his political future.