Gwalior Sessions Court Issues Permanent Arrest Warrant Against BJP MLA Pritam Lodhi's Son In 2023 SC/ST Act Case

A Special SC/ST Court in Gwalior has declared Dinesh Lodhi, son of BJP MLA Pritam Lodhi, an absconder and issued a permanent arrest warrant in a 2023 SC/ST Act case. Despite repeated warrants, he allegedly failed to appear in court. Police will produce him before the court after his arrest.

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Gwalior Sessions Court Issues Permanent Arrest Warrant Against BJP MLA Pritam Lodhi's Son In 2023 SC/ST Act Case
ANI Updated: Friday, July 10, 2026, 05:15 PM IST
Gwalior Sessions Court Issues Permanent Arrest Warrant Against BJP MLA Pritam Lodhi's Son In 2023 SC/ST Act Case

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Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh): A Special SC/ST Court in Gwalior has declared Dinesh Lodhi, son of BJP MLA from Pichhore in Shivpuri district Pritam Lodhi, an absconder and issued a permanent arrest warrant against him in connection with a case registered under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.

The case was registered at Purani Chhawani police station in Gwalior in 2023. Since then, arrest warrants had been repeatedly issued against the accused, but he allegedly failed to appear before the court.

Following his continued non-appearance despite repeated warrants, the Special SC/ST Court on Thursday issued a permanent arrest warrant against Dinesh Lodhi.

Government advocate at the Gwalior District and Sessions Court, Dharmendra Sharma, said, "A case against Dinesh Lodhi, son of Pritam Lodhi, is pending before the SC/ST Court.

"Arrest warrants had been issued against him continuously since 2023. After examining the case file, the court has now issued a permanent arrest warrant. Further proceedings will resume once the police arrest him and produce him before the court."

"The case pertains to 2023 and was registered under Sections 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 294 (obscene acts and songs), and 506B (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code, along with relevant provisions of the SC/ST Act.

"The case relates to allegations of assault and criminal intimidation. The court had earlier issued arrest warrants from time to time. Since those warrants were not executed, it has now issued a permanent arrest warrant," Sharma added.

Published on: Friday, July 10, 2026, 05:15 PM IST

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