Second incident of Muslim students mixing urine in the water of Hindu students has emerged from Uttar Pradesh, with victims suspecting involvement of a Maulvi
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath has ordered the establishment of temporary detention centres in every district to house and deport illegal immigrants. The move aligns with the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, which Home Minister Amit Shah termed a "purification" exercise to remove infiltrators.
Uttar Pradesh Panchayati Raj and Minority Welfare Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar said that in the past, several madrasas in the state have been found engaging in illegal activities, and therefore, the scrutiny is required.
A 25-year-old UP man alleges he was forcibly converted to Islam and married in Assam by a woman and her family. After escaping, a case has been registered under the state's anti-conversion law following a court order.
According to police, the suspects are part of a "white-collar terror network", including educated individuals and professionals engaged in terrorist activities.
Four people were arrested in Shravasti’s Bhayapurwa village for allegedly attempting mass religious conversion. Police seized Christian religious material, documents, and bank records, and found links to Punjab and pastors operating from Sitapur and Nepal.
On Sunday, when the police attempted to arrest him, the criminal opened fire and in self-defence, the fired back. The police recovered an illegal pistol, live and empty cartridges, and a Swift Dzire car from the spot. The matter pertains to the Kapurpur Police Station precinct.