New Delhi, June 6 -- Congress leader and former MLA Alka Lamba said she will challenge her conviction in a case related to a protest at Jantar Mantar in July 2024 against the Women's Reservation Bill, after being released on probation by the Rouse Avenue Court on Saturday.

"I said that I would welcome whatever the decision is... I am glad that the court has said that I have always complied with the Constitution and law in the 30 years of my political conduct... The Rouse Avenue Court has convicted me, and I will challenge it," Lamba told reporters.

The court released her on probation of good conduct for one year and directed her to furnish a bond of Rs 1 lakh. No fine or prison sentence was imposed.

Lamba's counsel, Aarfa Khanam, said,...