23 Alleged Accused of Nuh Violence to be produced before Court Today
A total of 23 people were presented before the court on Thursday, who are linked to recent incidents of violence in Nuh, Haryana.
Haryana: A total of 23 people, linked to recent incidents of violence in Nuh, Haryana, were presented before the court on Thursday. The court subsequently remanded them to police custody for up to five days.
The counsel of the accused informed, “A total of 23 accused in 6 different cases were produced before the court today. Accused in FIR No. 261 sent to 4-day remand. One accused sent to 3-day remand, five accused sent to 4-day remand, and the remaining sent to 5-day remand.”
Earlier in the day, Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij disclosed that the police have registered 83 FIRs and arrested 159 individuals after violence engulfed Nuh and Gurugram districts.
Amid the aftermath of the unrest, former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda demanded a judicial probe led by a high court judge into the government’s alleged “failure” to prevent the violence. He asserted the need to ascertain the truth behind the clashes, including the instigators and the reasons for the government’s apparent delay in taking preventive measures.
On the same day, the Haryana government partially lifted the suspension of mobile internet services from 1 pm to 4 pm in several districts. The internet restriction was relaxed to enable CET/Screening test (Group C posts) candidates to download their admit cards. The areas where partial internet restoration was implemented include Nuh, Faridabad, Palwal, and the territorial jurisdiction of Sub Division Sohna, Pataudi, and Manesar in District Gurugram.
The clashes in Nuh erupted after a religious procession was attacked, leading to the deaths of two home guards and injuring numerous others, including around 20 policemen. The situation has remained tense, prompting further investigation and calls for a thorough judicial inquiry.
