Nuh (Haryana) [India], August 28 (ANI): Jagadguru Paramhans Acharya, a Hindu seer from Uttar Pradesh’s Ayodhya, sat on an indefinite starvation strike after he was allegedly stopped from getting into Haryana’s Nuh, the place part 144 has been imposed following the decision for a ‘Shobha Yatra’ within the district.
The Hindu seer alleged that the administration stopped him and his followers on the Sohna toll plaza, whereas they had been on their option to pay homage to individuals who had been killed in final month’s clashes and to carry out ‘Jalabhishek’ in Nuh temple on the event of the final Somvaar (Monday) of Saawan month.
“We had brought the soil of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi and the Jal of Saryu river to pay homage to the Bajrang Dal workers who were killed and were to return after performing Jalabhishek with the Jal of Saryu river, there was a convoy of vehicles and people with me, Upon learning that section 144 has been imposed, so I cut short the convoy to two-three people. Still, the administration stopped us and is not allowing us to return also,” Jagadguru Paramhans Acharya stated.
He stated that he would sit on a starvation strike till he obtained permission to pay homage and carry out Jalabhishek.
Meanwhile, safety has been tightened in Haryana’s Nuh following the decision for a ‘Shobha Yatra’ within the district on Monday, regardless of authorities denying permission for the procession.
This follows the choice of the VHP to go forward with its Braj Mandal Shobha Yatra at the moment.
The district administration has imposed Section 144 and urged locals in Nuh to keep away from motion, roads have been barricaded with restricted entry and outsiders have been banned entry to the district, which noticed clashes final month.
Earlier within the day state Home Minister Anil Vij, interesting for peace within the state, stated that it’s a huge matter and Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar will transient on this concern.
The Haryana authorities has suspended cell web providers from August 26 to August 28. Sub Divisional Magistrate, Nuh, Ashwini Kumar stated that each one faculties and banks of the district are closed to limit any motion. Earlier within the day, Inspector Kuldeep Singh of Haryana Police stated, “The situation is peaceful here. Permission has not been granted to conduct ‘Yatra’. Only locals of Nuh are allowed to enter the district.”Inspector General (IG), South Range, Rewari, Rajender stated, “For law and order, force deployment has been done in the area. Section 144 has been imposed…I would appeal to the people to maintain a peaceful environment through mutual understanding.” He stated that the native and state administration had denied the permission for the Yatra.
Mamata Singh, Additional Director General, Law and Order stated that strict motion shall be taken in opposition to those that try to instigate folks via social media.
“We have denied (permission) for any type of Yatra or group movement… However, people are offering prayers in the temple as it is the last Somvaar (Monday) of Saawan month,” she stated.
“Internet service has been suspended till 12 midnight…,” she stated.
On the violence that broke out on July 31 in Nuh, the senior police officer stated, “Investigation is underway, more than 250 accused have been identified and arrested. Four SITs are carrying out the investigation on the basis of technical evidence.””A dozen FIRs have been registered in Nuh. Those who will try to instigate through social media, action will be taken against them and their (social media) accounts will be blocked,” she added.
Meanwhile, Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) chief Alok Kumar on Sunday stated that Braj Mandal Shoba Yatra shall be peacefully organised in Nuh at the moment. He stated that no points associated to regulation and order would come up and authorities ought to concentrate on sustaining peace within the state.
Speaking to ANI, Alok Kumar stated, “We know that G20 is going to start, so we will shorten the Yatra. But we will not leave it and will complete it tomorrow. I will also take part in it. Why will law and order issues arise? The government is there to maintain Law and Order so that people can organise their religious events peacefully and safely. We will organise it peacefully and they (administration and government) should maintain law and order.” (ANI)