The Rampur court ruled that Jaya Prada was absconding

Rampur (UP): A special court in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, declared actor and former MP Jaya Prada to be “absconding” after she neglected to show up for hearings in two cases against her.
The lawsuit concerns her BJP candidacy in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections and her alleged breach of the election code of conduct.

Jaya Prada failed to appear in court, even after seven non-bailable warrants were issued for her.Judge Shobhit Bansal of the MP MLA special court has now ordered the Superintendent of Police to assemble a special squad led by a Deputy SP in order to guarantee the MLA’s appearance in court by March 6.When an accused individual does not show up for court despite having a warrant, this legal mechanism is utilized to force a proclamation procedure to make sure they show up.Before becoming a Lok Sabha MP, Jaya Prada was an MP in the Rajya Sabha. In 2019, she became a member of the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP).