Bahraich violence accused Abdul’s gun license will be cancelled, report sought from police station and tehsil

Bahraich Violence News: After the Bahraich violence, now the district administration has intensified the action, the process of canceling the gun license held by Abdul Hameed, the main accused of Bahraich violence, has started and soon the license of Abdul Hameed will be cancelled. For this, a report has been sought from the district administration from the police station and tehsil, further action will be taken after receiving the report.

The license of the licensed gun with which Ram Gopal was shot dead in the Bahraich violence was issued in the year 1995. After the license is issued, renewal has been done from the tehsil, now after the report comes from the tehsil and the police station, action will be taken to cancel the license of this gun.

An FIR was also lodged in 2010 against Bahraich violence accused Abdul Hameed. Even before the murder of Ram Gopal Mishra, a case had been registered against Hameed and his sons in Bahraich itself. In the year 2010, a case was registered under serious sections including firing with pistol and gun, assault and attempt to murder for finding a way out of the fields.

Two accused arrested after the encounter

UP Police had arrested two accused after an encounter in the case of shooting dead a youth in Bahraich violence. The two accused arrested by the police during the encounter were Sarfaraz and Mohammad Talim. Earlier, the five accused of Bahraich violence have been sent to judicial custody for 14 days. All these accused were presented at the residence of CJM Pratibha Chaudhary, from where all were sent to judicial custody.

Controversy started over religious songs

Let us tell you that on October 13, in Maharajganj area of ​​Mahsi in Bahraich, the dispute that started over playing a religious song in loud voice during the immersion of the idol of Maa Durga turned violent. Due to which the whole of Bahraich was engulfed in violence and in this violence a young man also died after being shot.

After ‘Madrasas’, now ‘Maktabs’ are also on the radar of ATS, the income of 118 Maktabs of Saharanpur is under eye.