Another case of immoral policing in M'luru; Kerala students allegedly assaulted at Someshwar beach
Ullala: In an unfortunate incident, a group of Kerala-based girls and three male students, who were picnicking at a beach in Mangaluru, were reportedly assaulted and policed by a group of men on the Someshwar beach, under the jurisdiction of Ullal Police Station. The incident took place on Thursday evening, leaving three male students injured.
According to information received, six students from a private educational institution in Kerala had arrived at Someshwar beach for a picnic. However, a group of individuals started following three of the students, suspecting them to be from the Muslim community. Regrettably, the situation escalated, and the group launched an attack on the students. The three male students sustained injuries and were subsequently admitted to a private hospital in Derlakatta for treatment. It has been reported that the three female students accompanying them have returned to their hometown.
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Upon receiving information about the incident, the Ullal police beefed up security at the Someshwar seashore. The police are currently conducting an investigation into the matter. The cops however added that no FIR was registered so far regarding the matter.
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Sambhal violence: Protesters to pay for damage to property, posters of 'stone pelters' to be put up
Lucknow (PTI): The Uttar Pradesh government will make protesters involved in the Sambhal violence pay for damage to public property while posters of "stone pelters" will be displayed at public places, an official said on Wednesday.
Four people died and scores, including police personnel, were injured in Sambhal on Sunday after a confrontation erupted over a court-ordered survey of the city's Shahi Jama Masjid in Kot Garvi area, following a petition claiming that a Harihar temple once stood at the site.
"The UP government is adopting a firm stance against the individuals involved in the Sambhal violence. Posters of the stone pelters and miscreants will be displayed publicly, and recovery of damages will be sought. A reward may also be announced for information leading to their arrest," an official spokesperson said.
In a similar initiative, the government had previously put up posters of individuals linked to vandalism during the anti-CAA protests in 2020. These posters were displayed across several locations, including the state capital, but were later removed following a court order.
The violence in Sambhal erupted on Sunday when a large crowd gathered near a mosque and began chanting slogans as a survey team resumed its work. The situation escalated when the protesters clashed with security personnel, set vehicles on fire, and pelted stones.
So far, police have arrested 25 individuals and registered seven FIRs, which include charges against Zia-ur-Rehman Barq, the Samajwadi Party MP from Sambhal, Sohail Iqbal, son of the party's local MLA Iqbal Mehmood, and over 2,750 unidentified suspects.
A magisterial probe is underway, and Superintendent of Police Krishna Kumar Vishnoi stated on Monday that the situation was now under control. He assured that "strict action will be taken against those responsible for the unrest."
