10 days have passed for Bareilly violence, so far more than 60 people have been arrested, including Maulana Tauqir Raza. Strict action of the police is going on and the matter has reached the State Human Rights Commission. Preparation to declare reward on absconding.
The fire of violence erupted in Bareilly may have been extinguished, but the machinery of justice is still running fast. Ten days ago, after the devastation in the city, the trap laid by the police has so far caught more than 60 accused. The most popular name among them is Maulana Tauqir Raza, who is now waiting for justice with many of his close ones behind the prison bars. Those who were thinking that the matter would cool over time, they are probably proving wrong. The police is making new revelations every day and now the matter has reached the State Human Rights Commission.
Allahabad High Court lawyer lodged a complaint
There is an interesting turn in the State Human Rights Commission. Allahabad High Court advocate Dr. Gajendra Singh Yadav has filed a complaint with the Commission. They allege that the police and administration’s action on those who took out the procession of “I Love Mohammed” were unfair. This complaint adds a new dimension to this entire case, where police are taking action on the accused of violence on one side, while human rights issues are also being raised on the other side.
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Action of Bareilly Development Authority fell at Farhat Khan’s house
The Bareilly Development Authority has taken a strong action in this matter and sealed the house of Farhat Khan. This is the house where Maulana Tauqir was staying at Raza. This two -storey house located in Faik Enclave is now closed with a government seal. Farhat Khan and his son are already arrested. Earlier, Bulldozer Action was also done at Dr. Nafis’ Raza Palace, in which a large part of this property was demolished. The authority says that this construction was contrary to the rules.
Preparation to declare a reward of 25-25 thousand on absconding accused
According to information received from sources, a reward of 25-25 thousand rupees can be declared on each to catch the absconding miscreants of Bareilly violence. Not only this, the police is also preparing to issue non -bailable warrants against these accused. How tight the police trap is, it can be gauged from this that about 350 phone numbers have been placed on surveillance. Also, many social media accounts are also being investigated.
Screws being tightened by modern technology
In this entire case, the police is using the traditional investigation as well as modern technology. Every suspect is being monitored through digital surveillance, phone tracking and social media monitoring. This action shows how serious the government is about this matter and it has been resolved to put every person involved in the violence in the dock of the law. It remains to be seen how many more revelations are made by this investigation in the coming days.
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