Sambhal violence: Political turmoil continues, Congress also hints at entering the fray
Political activities have intensified after the Sambhal Jama Masjid violence. After the Samajwadi Party, now the Congress has also announced to send its delegation to Sambhal. The Congress delegation will reach Sambhal on December 2 under the leadership of Uttar Pradesh Congress President Ajay Rai. The District Magistrate has banned the entry of outsiders and public representatives till December 10. 4 people were killed in the Sambhal violence and the situation is still tense.
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Moderate violence: Political movements intensify
The violence that erupted during the polls at the Jama Masjid in Sambhal on November 24 has created a stir in political circles. Amid the violent deaths and administrative measures, political parties have now made it an issue.
Congress' big move: Plans to send delegation on December 2
After the Samajwadi Party, the Congress has also intervened in this matter and announced to send its delegation to Sambhal. The delegation led by Uttar Pradesh Congress President Ajay Rai will reach Sambhal on December 2. According to Congress sources, national leaders may also participate in this party.
DM stopped the increase, challenge before the delegation
Sambhal District Magistrate has banned the entry of outsiders and public representatives till December 10. Along with this, gathering of more than five persons has also been banned. The administration has taken this step by issuing an alert to avoid the resurgence of violence. Now it has to be seen whether the Congress delegation succeeds in reaching a compromise between these restrictions or not.
Moderate violence: loss of life and property and administrative action
Violence erupted during the Jama Masjid survey on November 24, with stone pelting and arson. The situation worsened so much that Sambhal's Deputy SP was shot. 4 people died in this incident. At present the situation in Sambhal is tense, and the administration is on full alert.
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