Jahangirpuri anti-Hindu riots: Delhi police questions prime accused Ansar's relatives in WB's East Midnapore
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Jahangirpuri anti-Hindu riots: Delhi police questions prime accused Ansar’s relatives in WB’s East Midnapore

The Delhi Police Crime Branch team left East Midnapur on Friday and has now moved to the Diamond Harbor Police Station of South 24 Parganas district for further investigation.

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Ansar is one of the prime accused in Jahangirpuri violence

Ansar is one of the prime accused in Jahangirpuri violence

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East Midnapore (West Bengal) [India]: Delhi Police on Friday (April 23) questioned the maternal uncle and other relatives of prime accused Ansar, residing in West Bengal’s East Midnapore, in the Jahangirpuri anti-Hindu riots.

The three-member team of the Delhi Crime Branch has been questioning the relatives of the accused.

Assistant Sub-Inspector of Delhi Crime Branch Suresh Kumar informed that up till now, the investigation is underway.

Kumar also added that the West Bengal police is offering full cooperation to the team.

The Delhi Police Crime Branch team left East Midnapur on Friday and has now moved to the Diamond Harbor Police Station of South 24 Parganas district for further investigation.

National Security Act (NSA) was on Tuesday imposed against five culprits involved in the clashes, top government officials said.

Officials said the NSA has been imposed against Ansar, Salim, Imam Sheikh alias Sonu, Dilshad, and Ahir for their involvement in the Jahangirpuri violence.

The situation turned tense in northwest Delhi’s Jahangirpuri soon after stone-pelting, and chaos ensued following clashes between members of two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in the evening. (ANI)

 

Topics: AhirDelhi Crime BranchHanuman Jayanti processionEast Midnapurstone pelting in Jahangirpuri on Hanuman Jayanti processionDiamond Harbor Police StationWest BengalSouth 24 ParganasDelhiNational Security Act (NSANational Security Act (NSA)Delhi PoliceNational Security ActJahangirpuri anti-Hindu riotsNSAJahangirpuriSalimAnsarImam Sheikh alias SonuWest Bengal PoliceDilshadEast Midnapore
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