Sambhal Violence

Wikipedia's Sambhal violence coverage has come under fire for bias, false claims about ‘Jai Shri Ram’ slogans, and questionable fact-checks, sparking criticism of its neutrality and reliability.

In the petition, Congress leaders called for directions by the apex court, ordering the state governments and lower courts to refrain from enforcing survey orders that, according to them, risk disrupting “communal harmony” and cited provisions of the Places of Worship Act of 1991.

A judicial commission probing Sambhal violence inspected Jama Masjid under tight security. Formed on Yogi Adityanath's orders, it aims to uncover causes and recommend preventive measures.

Tensions in Sambhal have been high since November 19, when a local court ordered a survey of the mosque

Violence erupted during a Sambhal Jama Masjid survey, leaving 20 police injured. Mobsters looted weapons, set vehicles ablaze, and fired shots.

The District Magistrate of Sambhal confirmed that the survey was completed in around two hours and stated that a report would be submitted to the Civil Court.

The Superintending Archaeologist of ASI’s Meerut circle submitted that the Sambhal Jama Masjid management committee has carried out various interventions and modifications in the disputed mosque.

Incidentally, while Sharma is lamenting the death of four mobsters, the father of one of the deceased wants to shoot the policeman who allegedly shot his son, even as the police have confirmed that they only used rubber bullets and the mobsters was not injured in police firing but by bullet from illegal guns.

While the Islamists and their political and propaganda allies are blaming Vishnu Shankar Jain, Jai Shree Ram slogans and even the court which ordered the survey for the violence in Sambhal, their lies fall flat as the viral video is not recorded when the survey arrived at the disputed mosque.

FIR lodged by a sub-inspector in the Sambhal violence states that 40-50 people from the crowd instigated the rioters to kill the cops