Meerut, Nov. 29 -- Samajwadi Party (SP) national general secretary Mohammad Azam Khan, who was sent back to jail on November 17 in a dual PAN card case with his son Abdullah Azam, was on Friday acquitted by the Special MP-MLA Court in Rampur in a seven-year-old case related to allegedly objectionable remarks made about the family of former Rajya Sabha MP Amar Singh. The Rampur court ruled that the prosecution failed to provide sufficient evidence to prove the charges, stated Azam Khan's lawyer Vinod Sharma. Khan appeared before the court via video conference from jail. On August 23, 2018, Amar Singh lodged an FIR at Lucknow's Gomtinagar police station, alleging that during an interview with a private news channel, Khan had made improper comments regarding his family. htc...