E-Paper
Nuh violence highlights: Mobile internet, SMS service in parts of Haryana to remain suspended till August 5
Haryana's Nuh violence news highlights: Violence broke out during a religious procession in Haryana's Nuh district on Monday.
Haryana's Nuh violence highlights: Parts of Haryana remained gripped in tensions for the third day as the Nuh violence spread to the other parts, leading in the death of six people and injuring dozens. The communal clashes first broke out during a Hindu religious procession in Nuh district, after rumours spread that the absconding cow vigilante Monu Maneser, a key accused in Bhiwani killings, would also attend the event. ...Read More
Bhiwani case is linked to the death of two cousins Junaid and Nasir, whose charred bodies were found inside a four-wheeler in Haryana's Bhiwani district in February. Catch Hindustan Times' coverage on Nuh violence here.
The turn of events led the Haryana government to imposing prohibitory orders under section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure in some parts of the state. Peace committee meetings were also held to quell tensions while the leaders have appealed for peace. Gurugram deputy commissioner (DC) Nishant Kumar Yadav issued an order that prohibited all fuel stations from selling loose petrol and diesel “except in emergency situations”.
While the Opposition leaders slammed the Manohar Lal Khattar government for failure of law and order in the state; Home minister Anil Vij termed the violence a ‘well-planned’ conspiracy, ordering a probe Tuesday. The police have lodged at least 40 cases against individuals in the incident and detained more than 100 men for questioning.
Gurugram violence: Aftermath of violence seen in Badshahpur
Haryana violence: Vigilante Monu Manesar at the centre of row
The Haryana communal clashes are believed to have been triggered by three videos released on social media – two by Monu Manesar and another by Bittu Bajrangi.
Haryana violence| Delhi on alert as violence spread to NCR from Nuh: Updates
Fresh violence in Gurugram on Tuesday night put Delhi on an alert as the two-day violence in the neighbouring Haryana which started from Nuh and then spread to Gurugram killed five.
Nuh violence part of 'bigger conspiracy': Haryana CM Khattar
On Nuh violence, chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that it is clear that there was a "well thought out conspiracy behind the clashes" as the anti-social elements didn’t just target members of the procession but also the cops.
Haryana violence: ‘Stayed indoors to protect family’- Locals share harrowing experiences
Local resident Mahendra, who only gave his first name said, "A large mob destroyed property, cars and hand carts. I stayed indoors to protect my family." Another local, Akram Qureshi, said many families abandoned the violence-stricken neighborhoods out of fear, news agency AP reported.
Haryana violence: Rapid Action Force conducts flag march in Gurugram's Badshahpur
Shopkeepers accuse police of negligence in handling violence
Local shopkeepers in the violence gripped Haryana alleged that police personnel could not play a responsible role during the violence as they were caught unawares. Communal clashes broke out in parts of the northern state during a religious procession on Monday and spread to other parts later.
Haryana violence: 40 cases registered in Nuh, over 100 detained
The police on Tuesday said they have registered at least 40 cases against the people involved in the violence and have detained more than 100 men for questioning.
Nuh violence: Mahapanchayat to be held in Manesar today
A mahapanchayat will be held in Manesar on Wednesday morning, in which Hindu groups will demand that the arms licences of Muslims be cancelled. To be sure, most of the guns used in Monday’s violence are believed to be illegal country-made ones.
