Police have issued 100 stone pelting posters in connection with the violence that took place during the Jama Masjid survey in UP. Most of them have stones in their hands. The mouth is tied. Releasing the poster on Wednesday, police said more videos, CCTV and drone footage were being examined. More posters will be released in the future. Apart from this, posters and hoardings will also be put up on the roads.
Police have so far arrested 27 miscreants, including 4 women, and sent them to jail. Sambhal police also released a poster of a woman. This stone pelting woman belongs to Deepsarai area. She is seen throwing stones from the terrace. This constituency belongs to SP MP Ziaur Rahman Burke.
Women threw stones from the roof near Burke's house Another video of violence has surfaced in Sambhal. In which some women are seen pelting stones at the police from the roof near the house of SP MP Ziaur Rehman Burke. Commissioner Anjaney Singh said – any unruly elements involved in stone pelting will not be spared. Be it male or female.
At the same time, UP Minister of State for Excise Nitin Agarwal on Wednesday said – there will be no compromise with violators of the law. Posters of miscreants who throw stones and incite riots will be put up in public places. Public property has been damaged. Compensation will be taken from the miscreants.
Here the Yogi government is preparing to identify the names of those who have come up in the violence and recover damages from them. Home and police departments are working together in this.
Now see the pictures released by the police…
The violence broke out on Sunday during the second phase of the survey of the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal. Four youths were killed in stone pelting and firing. During this there was stone pelting for several hours.
Violence broke out during the survey again on Sunday 2 days ago i.e. on Sunday at 6.30 am the team with DM-SP again reached Jama Masjid to survey. Seeing the team, the people of the Muslim community got angry. In no time two to three thousand people reached outside the Jama Masjid. When the police tried to stop them, some people pelted stones. After this violence broke out.
The survey was first conducted on November 19 on the application of the Hindu party The Hindu party filed a petition in the Sambhal District Court on November 19. In the 95-page petition, the Hindu party has relied on two books and a report. It includes the Babarnama, the In-e-Akbari book and a 150-year-old report by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
The Civil Court of Sambhal ordered the Commissioner to conduct the survey on the same day. A few hours after this order, the Commissioner's team conducted the survey on the same day. The survey report has to be submitted within a week. The Jama Masjid party has filed an appeal against this order of the civil court. The next hearing of this case will be on November 29.
What is the Sambhal Masjid controversy? The Hindu party has long claimed that the temple stood on the site of Jama Masjid in Sambhal. On November 19, 8 people reached the court regarding this matter and filed a petition. Prominent among them are Supreme Court lawyer Harishankar Jain and his son Vishnu Shankar Jain. The two are also looking after Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, Mathura, Kashi and Bhojshala.
Apart from this, the petitioners include the names of lawyer Partha Yadav, Mahant Rishiraj Giri of Banana Mandir, Mahant Dinanath, social activist Vedpal Singh, Madanpal, Rakesh Kumar and Jitpal Yadav. The Hindu side claims that the Site was the Sri Harihar temple, which was demolished by Babur in 1529 and converted into a mosque.
The Hindu party filed a petition in the Sambhal court. In the 95-page petition, the Hindu party relied on two books and a report. It includes the Babarnama, the In-e-Akbari book and a 150-year-old report by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
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