The Supreme Court has intervened in the Bahraich communal violence case, ordering the Uttar Pradesh government to hold off on any demolition actions against properties allegedly linked to those involved in the violence until Wednesday. The court is set to hear a plea from three individuals challenging demolition notices issued by the state government.
The Supreme Court is set to hear a plea seeking a stay on demolition action by the Uttar Pradesh government against those accused in the recent Bahraich violence case. The plea, filed on behalf of Abdul Hameed and several others, fears bulldozer action by the authorities.
In a dramatic turn of events, one of the suspects in the Bahraich violence case was shot dead by Uttar Pradesh Police while attempting to flee to Nepal. Internet services have been restored in the area, but police are urging residents to remain calm and ignore rumors circulating online. The violence erupted over loud music played during a Durga Puja immersion procession.
Following the death of a man during a Durga idol immersion procession in Uttar Pradesh’s Bahraich district, tensions remain high. Violence erupted, leading to widespread damage and prompting security measures. Political leaders have reacted, with calls for action against those responsible. This article delves into the key points of the situation and provides updates on the investigation and the government’s response.
