The Rampur police have formed a dedicated team, led by an inspector, to execute a non-bailable warrant issued against former Member of Parliament (MP) and actor Jaya Prada. This warrant is in connection with two cases pertaining to violations of the model code of conduct during the 2019 elections, as informed by the police.

Rampur Superintendent of Police, Rajesh Dwivedi, stated that despite multiple opportunities, Jaya Prada has been evading court proceedings related to these criminal cases. In response to the court order, a specialized team, headed by an inspector, has been established with the primary goal of ensuring Jaya Prada's appearance before the judge by January 10. However, their efforts to locate her have proven unsuccessful thus far.

The non-bailable warrant was issued by the judge due to Jaya Prada's persistent absence from her trial sessions. The cases against her revolve around alleged violations of the code of conduct during the 2019 elections, where she contested and lost the Rampur seat as a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate.

The first case involves accusations of inaugurating a road in Noorpur village on April 19, 2019, in contravention of the electoral code, registered in the Swar area of the constituency. The second case, filed by Kemri police station, pertains to alleged objectionable remarks made during a public meeting in Pipliya Mishra village. Investigations in both cases have been concluded, and charge sheets have been filed against Jaya Prada in the MP-MLA Special Court. The concerted efforts by the police team aim to ensure her compliance with the court's directives.

Jayaparada who ruled Bollywood during her hay days after entering politics has been involved in various controversies and she failed to make her mark felt in politics as she shifted numerous parties disappointing all her fans and supporters. Now all eyes are on the whereabouts of of Jayaprada.