New Delhi: Samajwadi Party (SP) MP Dimple Yadav said on Wednesday that the violence and ruckus in Sambhal that claimed the lives of four and left many injured right after the election results raises a 'big question' on the 'neeyat and neeti' (policy and intentions) of the government and the BJP.
Question on Govt's policy
Speaking to media here on Wednesday, Dimple Yadav said, "The administration did the work of booth-capturing and today, when we are celebrating Constitution Day, we want our country to be run by the Constitution. The way the Sambhal incident happened immediately after the election results were announced, I think it raises a big question over the policy and intentions of the government and the BJP."
SP MP Ram Gopal Yadav on Sambhal
Samajwadi Party MP Ram Gopal Yadav also reacted to the incident and said, "Innocent people were killed. Such things do not happen in a democratic system. The government has not taken any action against such officials. Our delegation will go there tomorrow and we will raise this issue.
If the government does not listen to us, then we have no option but to go to court. I have again given a notice in Parliament today to raise this issue."
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Moradabad Divisional Commissioner Aunjaneya Kumar Singh on Wednesday confirmed the involvement of three minors in the incident that broke out over the Mughal-era mosque survey on November 24.
The official said that three minors were involved in the Sambhal violence case but added that the numbers could change as investigations progress.
"The number of minors involved in the case was 3 until yesterday. But this number can change," Singh said, emphasising the ongoing nature of the investigation.
He added that the minor accused are currently being counselled as part of efforts to rehabilitate them through education and skill development programs.
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"In addition, the authorities recovered a knife, which Singh described as potentially very dangerous if used in a crowd.
"We have recovered a knife. It can be very dangerous if used in a crowd," he noted. The Commissioner assured that the investigation would continue and efforts would be made to identify all those involved in the conspiracy. (with Agency inputs)
