UP Police

A video of a Muslim man making obscene gestures and disparaging remarks against Hindu deities during an event in Azamgarh is going viral on the internet.

After performing Puja at the police post site in Sambhal, one of the woman spoke to media and said, "We feel safer with the police post here and came to light lamps before visiting the temple. We placed lamps on the Navgrah symbols we created.”

Jagjeet Singh, who is suspected to be part of the British Army, was a resident of Tarn Taran, Punjab. He comes from a family with a deep military background. Reports suggest that his grandfather and father served in the Indian Army.

Sonu Matka, who was a native of Baghpat, was involved in several cases of robbery and murder in both Delhi and UP. There was a bounty of Rs 50,000 announced for his arrest.

Sambhal Police arrested Asim Raza Zaidi for inciting violence and extorting money in the name of those who died in Sambhal violence on 24th November using a fake journalist identity and a fraudulent QR code. Investigation is underway.

Sambhal violence: A Pakistan-made cartridge recovered from the site raises suspicions of foreign links. Police and SITs are investigating anti-national connections.

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.

Sambhal violence left over 20 police injured as a mob, including Gulbuddin Hikmatyar and Sultan Arif, attacked with stones and rods.

In Sambhal violence, MP Zia Ur Rahman Barq is named as prime accused for inciting a mob of 700–800. Police injured, property damaged, and four mobsters killed.