Arrest warrant issued against Ravindra Singh Bhati
The Udaipur Court has issued an arrest warrant against Ravindra Singh Bhati, MLA from Barmer Jaisalmer Shiv Assembly seat. In reality, Ravindra Singh Bhati was continuously absent from the appearances in the Disaster and Epidemic Management Act violation case. Due to this, the Udaipur court has issued an arrest warrant against the independent MLA. Let us tell you that on August 16, 2021, Ravindra Singh Bhati, Arvind Singh Pavata and Devendra Singh protested at the Collectorate along with 200-250 students during the Corona period. During this time Article 144 was violated. A case regarding epidemic and disaster management was registered against them at Bhupalpura police station.
Bhati became an MLA but could not become an MP
Let us tell you that Ravindra Singh Bhati is currently the MLA from Shiv assembly seat. He contested the 2024 Lok Sabha elections as an independent candidate, but had to face defeat. Although he had earlier joined the BJP during the Rajasthan Assembly elections, but when the BJP did not name him its candidate from the Shiv Assembly seat, he distanced himself from the BJP and contested the elections as an independent from the Shiv Assembly seat. . He won these elections with a huge majority and became an independent MLA from the Shiv assembly seat. Let us tell you that Ravindra Bhati started his political career in student politics.
He began political life from student politics.
When Ravindra Singh Bhati was studying in college, he was active in student politics. Ravindra did his early education in a school in the village itself. For further studies, Ravindra came to Jai Narayan Vyas University located in Jodhpur. From here student politics began. In the year 2019, the All India Council did not name Bhati as a candidate for the post of chancellor of the university. After this, Bhati contested the elections as an independent candidate and in the year 2019, he was elected as the president of the Students’ Union as an independent candidate. This was seen in Jodhpur University after 57 years, when an independent candidate won the students’ union elections.
