Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Azam Khan on Saturday appeared before the Special Investigation Team (SIT), which interrogated him for two and a half hours.
Khan, who is currently facing a slew of criminal cases in connection with land encroachments by the Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, told reporters: "I have been interrogated twice earlier. Recently I have been interrogated four times which means that in total I have been interrogated six times so far. That is enough now."
"I have answered their questions in writing, at least thrice so far. I have also shown all the valid documents," added Khan.
The District Court on Thursday issued a bailable warrant against Khan, his wife Tazeen Fatima and son Abdullah Azam after they did not appear before the court in a case related to his son's alleged fake birth certificate.
The court has now listed the next hearing in the case on October 29.
Earlier this week, Azam Khan had arrived at a police station to record his statement in connection with land grabbing case against him. Over 80 cases have been registered against the SP leader.
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