#sambhal violence

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"There is an eerie silence as one enters the lane leading up to Shahi Jama Masjid in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal city. Just a day before, the area was in shambles as local Muslims, protesting against a court-ordered survey of the mosque and a Hindutva mob shouting genocidal slogans, were fired upon by the Uttar Pradesh Police, killing five people."

https://maktoobmedia.com/india/forced-to-mourn-in-silence-muslim-families-bury-sons-in-sambhal-as-situation-remains-tense/

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Sambhal violence : संभल जाने से रोकने पर कांग्रेसियों और पुलिस में झड़प

Sambhal violence :  यूपी कांग्रेस के प्रदेश अध्यक्ष अजय राय आज संभल जाने का प्रयास कर रहे हैं। उनके साथ दर्जनों कांग्रेस नेता वहां जाने के लिए पहुंचे हैं। पुलिस ने उन्हें पार्टी कार्यालय के गेट पर ही रोक लिया। कार्यकर्ता पुलिस व प्रशासन के खिलाफ नारेबाजी करते हुए हंगामा कर रहे हैं। पुलिस के अलावा दो गाड़ी पीएसी भी बुलाई गई थी। Farmers Protest : संसद कूच के लिए अड़े किसान,दिल्ली बॉर्डर पर…

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I couldn't sleep. What the hell is going on in this country???? Have y'all been keeping tabs on the violences going on in sambhal? And the surveys going on one after another on mosques? I seriously can't believe how tf are people so stupid. There are countless mosques and shrines which were built on demolished temples. If you go on trying to restore each and every temple back, then this country would go down to hell. Does the government has no other fucking issue than screwing up the already paper thin communal harmony in India? People are freaking dying in Delhi because of the air pollution, rape is as common as robbery, the environment is deteriorating at a fast pace, the economy of the country is in shambles, people are now poorer than ever, more than 90% of the country earns less than 25k rupees per month, the ganga is dying, so many animal species native to our country are on the verge of extinction, we don't have any good relation with any of our neighbouring country, unemployment rates are skyrocketing, the taxes are eating away at the middle class, only 1% of the population holds the majority wealth of the country, Mumbai has become the city with the most billionaires in all of South Asia with 92 billionaires residing there yet the biggest slum of asia exists alongside these elites . All of these issues. And what does the fucking divisive government wants to focus on???? Surveying centuries old mosques and wanting to see whether there's any temple ruins beneath it. And they don't even want to do this for their dharma. Naah, they don't give a fuck about hindus. They only want to keep the attention on these matters while the rich keep on profiting. Wow, like just wow. Use your fucking brains. The rich won't hesitate to kill the poor, doesn't matter if it's a Hindu or a muslim or a person of any religion. God, I can't believe the state of this country.

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India Violence: Heavy Clashes, Arson Against Mosque Survey In UP's Sambhal Town | Watch

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संभल हिंसा: पाकिस्तानी कनेक्शन और डी-कंपनी की साजिश का खुलासा?

AIN NEWS 1: उत्तर प्रदेश के संभल जिले में 24 नवंबर को हुई हिंसा के मामले ने एक बार फिर से पाकिस्तान से जुड़े तारों को उजागर किया है। इस घटना में हिंसा के दौरान बिलाल अंसारी और अयान की हत्या हुई थी। अब इस हत्याकांड के पीछे एक अंतरराष्ट्रीय साजिश की गूंज सुनाई दे रही है। गिरफ्तार आरोपी और गैंगस्टर से जुड़ाव: हत्या के आरोप में पुलिस ने मुल्ला अफरोज नाम के व्यक्ति को गिरफ्तार किया है। जांच में खुलासा हुआ है कि अफरोज का संबंध दुबई में छिपे हुए गैंगस्टर शारिक साठा से है। शारिक साठा उत्तर प्रदेश के मोस्ट वांटेड अपराधियों में से एक है। कहा जाता है कि शारिक डी-कंपनी के लिए काम करता है, जो पाकिस्तान में बैठा आतंकवादी संगठन है। डी-कंपनी और शारिक साठा: डी-कंपनी, जो दाऊद इब्राहिम के नेतृत्व में चल रही है, लंबे समय से भारत में अपराध और आतंकवाद फैलाने का जिम्मेदार रही है। शारिक साठा को दाऊद के करीबी लोगों में से एक माना जाता है। पुलिस के अनुसार, मुल्ला अफरोज इसी गैंग के लिए काम करता था। यह बात चिंताजनक है कि कैसे दुबई और पाकिस्तान में बैठे अपराधी उत्तर प्रदेश जैसे राज्यों में हिंसा को अंजाम देने के लिए स्थानीय संपर्कों का इस्तेमाल करते हैं। पुलिस जांच और कार्रवाई: इस मामले में पुलिस ने कई जगह छापेमारी की और बड़ी मात्रा में हथियार भी बरामद किए हैं। पुलिस सूत्रों के अनुसार, यह हिंसा न सिर्फ आपसी दुश्मनी का परिणाम थी, बल्कि इसके पीछे एक साजिश रची गई थी। अफरोज ने पूछताछ में कई महत्वपूर्ण जानकारियां दी हैं, जिनसे यह साबित होता है कि इस हिंसा का एक अंतरराष्ट्रीय एंगल है। स्थानीय और अंतरराष्ट्रीय संबंध: यह पहली बार नहीं है कि संभल हिंसा जैसी घटनाओं में पाकिस्तान का नाम सामने आया है। इससे पहले भी डी-कंपनी और अन्य पाकिस्तानी संगठनों ने भारत में हिंसा और दंगे भड़काने की कोशिश की है। यह मामला सिर्फ कानून-व्यवस्था का नहीं, बल्कि राष्ट्रीय सुरक्षा का भी मुद्दा है। प्रशासन की प्रति��्रिया: संभल पुलिस ने बताया कि वे इस मामले की गहराई से जांच कर रहे हैं और गैंगस्टर शारिक साठा को पकड़ने के लिए अंतरराष्ट्रीय एजेंसियों की मदद ली जा रही है। इसके अलावा, स्थानीय लोगों से अपील की गई है कि वे शांति बनाए रखें और किसी भी संदिग्ध गतिविधि की जानकारी पुलिस को दें। The Sambhal violence on November 24 has taken a shocking turn with the revelation of a Pakistani connection. The arrested accused, Mulla Afroz, is reportedly linked to Dubai-based gangster Sharik Satha, a most-wanted criminal in Uttar Pradesh, allegedly working for D-Company. This connection highlights the growing influence of international criminal networks in local crimes. Authorities are now investigating further to uncover the full extent of this conspiracy.   Read the full article

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Should those who died in the Sambhal violence be considered martyrs? Video of conversation with Pakistani Maulana goes viral...Police investigation started

Sambhal (Uttar Pradesh). Sambhal district police have launched an investigation after a video surfaced of a man allegedly talking to a Pakistani Maulana in connection with the recent riots here. Police gave this information on Friday. Sambhal Superintendent of Police (SP) Krishna Kumar Vishnoi assured that the police is actively investigating the matter and will take appropriate action as soon as…

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Kumar Vishwas has started batting dangerously on the pitch of Hindutva, what is his intention? Opinion

Kumar Vishwas has generally followed the soft Hindutva line. There have been talks of him joining the BJP but he never speaks against Nehru or Indira Gandhi. He also considers Rahul Gandhi a good person. He has also taken a dig at the BJP and RSS when he had the opportunity. But now he has adopted the hardline Hindutva line.

Poet, story teller, motivational speaker, former politician Kumar Vishwas is in the news these days. Recently, he came under the target of so-called secular parties by taking a dig at Bollywood artist Sonakshi Sinha's marriage without naming her. It has not even been 2 weeks since this incident that he attacked Saif Ali Khan and his son Taimur without naming them. Obviously, his video clips are going viral on social media. One section is opposing him while millions of people are supporting him with loud applause. The thing to see is that one thing common in both of his statements is that both of them support the concept of radical Hindutva. Although a story teller talks about Hindu religion, Vishwas's Hindutva seems to go much further than that. The biggest thing is that the public is liking him. ...So what should be understood from this?

Till now all parties were equal for him He is not only commenting on Sonakshi and Saif Ali, for the last few days, his speech is showing the style of a hard core leader of BJP. This tone of Vishwas is being considered special and surprising because till now he used to walk a middle path. There was a balance in his statements, speeches and interviews. Which made it seem that he wanted to keep his doors open for both Congress and BJP. Rahul Gandhi was praised in his statements and he was never seen speaking against Nehru and Indira Gandhi. Along with this, many times he also criticized BJP and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. He once also took a dig at Baba Ramdev, the video of which is suddenly going viral. In this video, while reciting a poem, Kumar Vishwas is saying that I bought his salt during Navratri, I think he sells his product in such a way that if you do not buy it, then you resign from Sanatan Dharma on the same day. Vishwas says that it was written on that product that it was 25 lakh years old salt extracted from the Himalayas, and the expiry date written below it was 7th February. During this, he is also seen taking a dig at Acharya Balkrishna. This is the reason why the sudden change in the form of Kumar Vishwas is surprising people.

The path of radical Hindutva is coming at a time when it seems that BJP itself is changing. The way RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and Narendra Modi have shown their path against radicalism in the last few days, it seems that we have delayed the decision again. Because on one hand, the RSS chief is saying that the temple mosque dispute should now stop in the country. On the other hand, PM Modi is sending chaadar for Ajmer Dargah. He celebrates Christmas by going to the church. It is clear that whether it is RSS or BJP, both are going through a phase of change at this time. But in Uttar Pradesh, BJP is in a different colour. The kind of speech CM Yogi Adityanath gave in the UP assembly after the Sambhal violence, it was clear from that that the issue of Hindutva will remain hot in Uttar Pradesh.

From the things Kumar Vishwas said in the presence of CM Yogi Adityanath and Rajnath Singh at the program held on Atal Jayanti in Lucknow, it was clear that he has no regrets for the jibe he made on Sonakshi Sinha's marriage. He then said that I advise everyone to read Ramayana and Mahabharata. If you read Hindu scriptures, you will not make such mistakes. Then I say that give complete information about the family members of Ram and Sita to your family members. Then he also takes another jibe at Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal without naming him. Vishwas says that I had read Mahabharata and Ramayana, so I understood that if my friend has become Duryodhan, then it is better to leave the chariot, otherwise he will be killed like Karna. Today he would have been giving account of the liquor scam. 3- Has Vishwas received Yogi's blessings? In this Lucknow program, Vishwas had also predicted Yogi's becoming the Prime Minister. He said that these days I am listening to the statements of my leftist brothers. They are praising Atal ji. When Atal ji was in power, he was called a fanatic. Then Advani ji came and the same people started praising Atal ji. After this, when Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister, both Atal and Advani became great. Then he turned towards CM Yogi and said that Chief Minister ji, the day is not far when people will call PM Modi good.

Kumar Vishwas did not stop here. He praised Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. He described Yogi as the most optimistic source of energy in India. Actually, what Kumar Vishwas meant to say was that the day is not far when Yogi Adityanath will come to the Centre, and then people will say what a good person Narendra Modi was. After this statement of his, the people present on the stage started smiling and there was applause too. Meanwhile, Kumar also said that when the BJP state president came to me, it felt as if he was giving a slip for a seat. There was a lot of applause for this.

There are only benefits for the believers in the path of Hinduism Actually, there are only benefits for Kumar Vishwas from batting aggressively on the Hindu pitch. Till now, Ram Katha has been done in the traditional style. All the old narrators like Morari Bapu etc. are getting old. Meanwhile, the demand for Kumar Vishwas as a narrator has increased in the whole country. His eloquence and being a stage poet brings life to his storytelling. People listen to his story with full attention for hours. People like his jokes in between. The tadka of hardline Hindutva in it makes people feel proud of their religion. It is obvious that what else does a narrator need. He has already burnt his hands in politics once. Secondly, he himself says that speaking the truth and not bowing down before anyone makes his political success doubtful. Despite this, who does not have the greed for power? It is obvious that the path of hardline Hindutva is going to pave the way for political success.

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 28th Dec. The brutal and tragic events of the 1978 anti-Hindu riots in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, have long been shrouded in silence. However, recent revelations from Vineet Goyal, the son of one of the riot’s victims, have brought this dark chapter of Bharat’s history back into focus. These riots, which claimed the lives of over 180 individuals, left a permanent scar on the town of Sambhal and serve as a grim reminder of the devastating consequences of communal violence. The Tragedy of Banwari Lal Goyal Among the countless lives lost, the horrific murder of Banwari Lal Goyal, a respected businessman in Sambhal, stands out as a symbol of the atrocities committed during the riots. Goyal was brutally attacked by a mob, his limbs severed, and his body burned in an inferno. His son, Vineet Goyal, recently broke his silence, narrating the harrowing details of the night his father and others were mercilessly killed. According to Vineet, the rioters stormed their family premises, broke through the gate using a tractor, and unleashed terror on those hiding inside. Goyal and others sought refuge in a second-floor closet, but the rioters eventually discovered them. Witnesses, including the family’s cook, Hardwari Lal, described the gruesome sequence of events—how Goyal’s limbs were severed while the mob taunted him before setting him ablaze. What followed was a nightmare for the Goyal family. In the chaos and aftermath of the riots, Vineet was unable to locate his father’s remains. A small fragment of his father’s glasses was the only evidence of his death. A month later, in the absence of his ashes, Vineet conducted a symbolic cremation, wrapping flour on flowers and leaves to perform the final rites. Unfulfilled Promises of Peace Despite assurances made during Peace Committee meetings in the aftermath of the riots, the situation in Sambhal remained volatile. Positive rhetoric and commitments to communal harmony did little to address the underlying tensions or deliver justice to the victims. The Goyal family’s struggles did not end with the riots. They faced continuous threats and intimidation. Witnesses to the riots either disappeared or were silenced, making it impossible to hold the perpetrators accountable. The case was eventually closed in 2010 due to a lack of witnesses. Systemic Failures in Justice The horrors experienced by the Goyal family and other victims reflect a broader failure of the justice system to address communal violence. Death threats were issued to anyone attempting to file an FIR against the rioters. Among the accused was Wasim, who later murdered Vineet Goyal’s business partner, Pradeep Agarwal, further instilling fear in witnesses and victims. Adding to the family’s anguish was the alleged pressure exerted by influential figures, including former Samajwadi Party MP Dr. Shafiqur Rahman Barq, to ensure that no action was taken against the rioters. This systemic failure to prosecute those responsible for the violence left the victims and their families feeling abandoned and persecuted. The Aftermath: Exile and Return Unable to endure the constant threats and lack of justice, the Goyal family left Sambhal in 1993 and relocated to Delhi. For decades, the pain and trauma of the riots lingered, compounded by the absence of closure. Now, nearly five decades later, Vineet Goyal has returned to Sambhal in a bid to seek justice for his father and others who lost their lives in the riots. He has met with the District Magistrate and Superintendent of Police, and he is striving to secure an audience with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. For Vineet, justice for his father would be the ultimate tribute to his memory. A Grim Legacy of Communal Violence The 1978 riots in Sambhal are a stark reminder of the devastating impact of communal hatred. The violence not only claimed lives but also uprooted families, destroyed livelihoods, and eroded trust between communities. Despite repeated calls

for reconciliation and justice, systemic failures have allowed such tragedies to fade into obscurity, leaving survivors and victims’ families with unresolved pain. The events of 1978 also highlight the role of political and administrative indifference in perpetuating injustice. The allegations against influential political figures who shielded the rioters underscore the urgent need for accountability and reform in handling communal violence cases. The Need for Justice and Reconciliation The resurfacing of the Sambhal riots narrative raises important questions about justice, accountability, and healing. Justice delayed is justice denied, and the closure of the case in 2010 due to the lack of witnesses is a glaring example of how systemic obstacles can thwart efforts to address communal violence. The Goyal family’s ordeal is not just their story—it represents the plight of countless families who have faced similar tragedies. A robust legal framework, coupled with political will and societal commitment to harmony, is essential to prevent such atrocities from recurring. Vineet Goyal’s return to Sambhal is a courageous act that underscores the enduring hope for justice, even in the face of insurmountable odds. His efforts to bring attention to his father’s murder and the larger tragedy of the Sambhal riots remind us that acknowledging past injustices is crucial for building a more inclusive and harmonious future. Conclusion: A Quest for Closure As Vineet Goyal fights for justice nearly half a century after the 1978 Sambhal riots, his story serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of communal violence. The events of that fateful year are a scar on the nation’s conscience, a reminder of the consequences of unchecked hatred and the failure of justice. The quest for accountability and reconciliation must not waver. As a society, we owe it to the victims and their families to ensure that such tragedies are not forgotten. Justice for Banwari Lal Goyal and others who perished in the riots is not just about addressing the past—it is about building a future where no family has to endure such pain and loss again.   The post The Forgotten Horror: Revisiting the 1978 Sambhal Anti-Hindu Riots and the Quest for Justice appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 28th Dec. The brutal and tragic events of the 1978 anti-Hindu riots in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, have long been shrouded in silence. However, recent revelations from Vineet Goyal, the son of one of the riot’s victims, have brought this dark chapter of Bharat’s history back into focus. These riots, which claimed the lives of over 180 individuals, left a permanent scar on the town of Sambhal and serve as a grim reminder of the devastating consequences of communal violence. The Tragedy of Banwari Lal Goyal Among the countless lives lost, the horrific murder of Banwari Lal Goyal, a respected businessman in Sambhal, stands out as a symbol of the atrocities committed during the riots. Goyal was brutally attacked by a mob, his limbs severed, and his body burned in an inferno. His son, Vineet Goyal, recently broke his silence, narrating the harrowing details of the night his father and others were mercilessly killed. According to Vineet, the rioters stormed their family premises, broke through the gate using a tractor, and unleashed terror on those hiding inside. Goyal and others sought refuge in a second-floor closet, but the rioters eventually discovered them. Witnesses, including the family’s cook, Hardwari Lal, described the gruesome sequence of events—how Goyal’s limbs were severed while the mob taunted him before setting him ablaze. What followed was a nightmare for the Goyal family. In the chaos and aftermath of the riots, Vineet was unable to locate his father’s remains. A small fragment of his father’s glasses was the only evidence of his death. A month later, in the absence of his ashes, Vineet conducted a symbolic cremation, wrapping flour on flowers and leaves to perform the final rites. Unfulfilled Promises of Peace Despite assurances made during Peace Committee meetings in the aftermath of the riots, the situation in Sambhal remained volatile. Positive rhetoric and commitments to communal harmony did little to address the underlying tensions or deliver justice to the victims. The Goyal family’s struggles did not end with the riots. They faced continuous threats and intimidation. Witnesses to the riots either disappeared or were silenced, making it impossible to hold the perpetrators accountable. The case was eventually closed in 2010 due to a lack of witnesses. Systemic Failures in Justice The horrors experienced by the Goyal family and other victims reflect a broader failure of the justice system to address communal violence. Death threats were issued to anyone attempting to file an FIR against the rioters. Among the accused was Wasim, who later murdered Vineet Goyal’s business partner, Pradeep Agarwal, further instilling fear in witnesses and victims. Adding to the family’s anguish was the alleged pressure exerted by influential figures, including former Samajwadi Party MP Dr. Shafiqur Rahman Barq, to ensure that no action was taken against the rioters. This systemic failure to prosecute those responsible for the violence left the victims and their families feeling abandoned and persecuted. The Aftermath: Exile and Return Unable to endure the constant threats and lack of justice, the Goyal family left Sambhal in 1993 and relocated to Delhi. For decades, the pain and trauma of the riots lingered, compounded by the absence of closure. Now, nearly five decades later, Vineet Goyal has returned to Sambhal in a bid to seek justice for his father and others who lost their lives in the riots. He has met with the District Magistrate and Superintendent of Police, and he is striving to secure an audience with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. For Vineet, justice for his father would be the ultimate tribute to his memory. A Grim Legacy of Communal Violence The 1978 riots in Sambhal are a stark reminder of the devastating impact of communal hatred. The violence not only claimed lives but also uprooted families, destroyed livelihoods, and eroded trust between communities. Despite repeated calls

for reconciliation and justice, systemic failures have allowed such tragedies to fade into obscurity, leaving survivors and victims’ families with unresolved pain. The events of 1978 also highlight the role of political and administrative indifference in perpetuating injustice. The allegations against influential political figures who shielded the rioters underscore the urgent need for accountability and reform in handling communal violence cases. The Need for Justice and Reconciliation The resurfacing of the Sambhal riots narrative raises important questions about justice, accountability, and healing. Justice delayed is justice denied, and the closure of the case in 2010 due to the lack of witnesses is a glaring example of how systemic obstacles can thwart efforts to address communal violence. The Goyal family’s ordeal is not just their story—it represents the plight of countless families who have faced similar tragedies. A robust legal framework, coupled with political will and societal commitment to harmony, is essential to prevent such atrocities from recurring. Vineet Goyal’s return to Sambhal is a courageous act that underscores the enduring hope for justice, even in the face of insurmountable odds. His efforts to bring attention to his father’s murder and the larger tragedy of the Sambhal riots remind us that acknowledging past injustices is crucial for building a more inclusive and harmonious future. Conclusion: A Quest for Closure As Vineet Goyal fights for justice nearly half a century after the 1978 Sambhal riots, his story serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of communal violence. The events of that fateful year are a scar on the nation’s conscience, a reminder of the consequences of unchecked hatred and the failure of justice. The quest for accountability and reconciliation must not waver. As a society, we owe it to the victims and their families to ensure that such tragedies are not forgotten. Justice for Banwari Lal Goyal and others who perished in the riots is not just about addressing the past—it is about building a future where no family has to endure such pain and loss again.   The post The Forgotten Horror: Revisiting the 1978 Sambhal Anti-Hindu Riots and the Quest for Justice appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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Sambhal: A Case Study in the Weaponization of History and Communal Violence

On November 24, 2024, violence erupted during a court-ordered Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) survey of the 500-year-old Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh. The mosque, protected by the ASI as a heritage site, became the center of controversy following claims that it was constructed on the ruins of a Hindu temple allegedly demolished during the Mughal period. The survey, framed as a historical investigation, was seen by many as part of a broader campaign targeting minority places of worship. Learn More

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Indian police say it killed three Sikh separatists

Armed police personnel stand guard following violence near the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal on November 24, 2024. — AFP Three separatists belonged to Khalistan Zindabad Force. Men were wanted for involvement in grenade attack on police.  Police recover two assault rifles, two pistols and ammunition. Indian police said on Monday they had killed three Sikh separatists fighting for a separate…

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PM Modi hasn’t understood Constitution is not Sangh rule book: Priyanka in LS

New Delhi: Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Friday claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was unmoved over the incidents of violence in Sambhal and Manipur and had not understood that the Constitution was not the Sangh’s rule book. Participating in a debate on the Constitution in the Lok Sabha, Priyanka Gandhi said the Constitution is a protective shield of justice, unity and freedom of…

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Sambhal Violence Case : संभल में बाहरी लोगों के प्रवेश पर 10 दिसंबर तक रोक

Sambhal Violence Case :  जामा मस्जिद के सर्वे के बाद भड़की हिंसा के बीच संभल जिला प्रशासन ने शांति और कानून-व्यवस्था बनाए रखने के लिए बड़ा कदम उठाया है। जिला प्रशासन ने शनिवार को आदेश जारी कर 10 दिसंबर तक जिले में बाहरी लोगों, सामाजिक संगठनों और जनप्रतिनिधियों के प्रवेश पर रोक लगा दी है। Uttarkashi Mosque Dispute : महापंचायत को करीब 15-16 शर्तों के साथ अनुमति प्रदान, धारा 163 लागू संभल के…

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उत्तर प्रदेश संभल हिंसाचार: जालना में एसडीपीआई का विरोध प्रदर्शन

Uttar Pradesh Sambhal violence: SDPI protest in Jalna उत्तर प्रदेश के संभल में हुई हिंसा की घटना के विरोध में सोशल डेमोक्रेटिक पार्टी ऑफ इंडिया (एसडीपीआई) की जालना शाखा ने गुरुवार, 28 नवंबर 2024 को दोपहर 3 बजे जिला कलेक्टर कार्यालय के सामने प्रदर्शन किया। इस दौरान उत्तर प्रदेश सरकार और पुलिस के खिलाफ नारेबाजी की गई। प्रदर्शन में जालना जिला अध्यक्ष असदउल्लाह रज़वी ने कहा कि ऐतिहासिक जामा मस्जिद,…

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You are not Muslim: UP man gives triple talaq to wife for supporting police action in Sambhal A Moradabad woman filed a police complaint after her husband pronounced triple talaq over her refusal to stop watching a video related to recent violence in Sambhal. via /r/atheism

‘You are not Muslim’: UP man gives ‘triple talaq’ to wife for supporting police action in Sambhal A Moradabad woman filed a police complaint after her husband pronounced triple talaq over her refusal to stop watching a video related to recent violence in Sambhal. https://ift.tt/mzbe0rR Submitted December 09, 2024 at 11:54AM by lmanKiller (From Reddit https://ift.tt/EkSXZab)

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संभल हिंसा: दो और फरार आरोपित गिरफ्तार, अब तक 62 उपद्रवी पहुंचे जेल ,संभल में धार्मिक स्थल विवाद के दौरान हुई थी हिंसा?

AIN NEWS 1: उत्तर प्रदेश के संभल जिले में 24 नवंबर 2024 को जामा मस्जिद और हरिहर नाथ मंदिर के विवादित सर्वे के दौरान हुई हिंसा में दो और फरार आरोपितों को गिरफ्तार कर लिया गया है। शुक्रवार को थाना नखासा पुलिस ने इन्हें पकड़ा और न्यायालय में पेश किया, जहां से उन्हें जेल भेज दिया गया। इनकी पहचान हिंदूपुरा खेड़ा निवासी हसनैन उर्फ रिहान और खग्गू सराय निवासी मोसिन उर्फ मोहसिन के रूप में हुई है। आरोपितों ने कबूला अपराध पुलिस अधीक्षक (एसपी) कृष्ण कुमार विश्नोई ने बताया कि आरोपितों ने पत्थरबाजी में शामिल होने की बात स्वीकार की है। हिंसा के दौरान उन्होंने पुलिस पर पथराव किया था। ये दोनों घटना के बाद अलग-अलग जगहों पर छिपे हुए थे और हाल ही में घर लौटने पर इन्हें गुप्त सूचना के आधार पर गिरफ्तार किया गया। अब तक 62 उपद्रवी जेल में, 450 की पहचान जारी एसपी के अनुसार, अब तक 62 उपद्रवियों को जेल भेजा जा चुका है, जिनमें चार महिलाएं ��ी शामिल हैं। वीडियो और फोटो के आधार पर कुल 450 आरोपितों की पहचान की गई है। 24 उपद्रवियों के खिलाफ गैरजमानती वारंट जारी हो चुके हैं, और बाकी नामजद आरोपितों की तलाश जारी है। 24 नवंबर को तीन स्थानों पर हुआ था बवाल 24 नवंबर 2024 को संभल में तीन स्थानों पर हिंसा भड़की थी। 1. जामा मस्जिद के पास: यहां पांच लोगों की जान गई थी। 2. नखासा तिराहा: पुलिस पर पथराव और फायरिंग हुई थी। 3. हिंदूपुरा खेड़ा: यहां पुलिस अधिकारियों पर जानलेवा हमला किया गया था। इन घटनाओं की जांच के लिए पुलिस ने मौके पर वीडियो और फोटो बनाए थे, जिनसे 450 आरोपितों के चेहरे पहचाने गए। गैरजमानती वारंट जारी, कार्रवाई तेज पुलिस ने अब तक 24 उपद्रवियों के खिलाफ गैरजमानती वारंट जारी किए हैं। बाकी आरोपितों के खिलाफ भी जल्द ही कार्रवाई शुरू की जाएगी। यदि आरोपी वारंट के बाद भी गिरफ्तारी से बचते हैं, तो उनके खिलाफ और कड़े कदम उठाए जाएंगे। पुलिस की अपील पुलिस प्रशासन ने जनता से अपील की है कि हिंसा में शामिल आरोपितों की पहचान में मदद करें और शांति बनाए रखें। P English Paragraph for SEO:   The violence in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, during the survey at Jama Masjid and Harihar Nath Temple on November 24, 2024, has led to the arrest of two more absconding accused, bringing the total number of detainees to 62. The police have identified 450 individuals involved in the unrest through video and photographic evidence. With 24 non-bailable warrants already issued, the authorities are intensifying their actions to ensure justice and maintain peace in the region. Read the full article