Jahangirpuri anti-Hindu riots: Delhi Police nabs key accused from West Bengal
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Jahangirpuri anti-Hindu riots: Delhi Police nabs key accused from West Bengal

The Delhi Police team took Farid in their custody and left for Delhi. He will be produced in Court on Friday.

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Purba Medinipur (West Bengal) [India]: Delhi Police Special Branch on Thursday arrested (April 28) a key accused in the Jahangirpuri anti-Hindu riots case from Purba Medinipur district of West Bengal.

A five-member team of Delhi Police came to Tamluk police station in connection with the Jahangirpuri incident case. Later with the assistance of the West Bengal Police, the team went to Dhalhara village and arrested a person named Sk Farid from his aunt’s house.

The Delhi Police team took Farid in their custody and left for Delhi. He will be produced in Court on Friday.

Tamluk police station IC Arup Sarkar said, “SK Farid was staying in his aunt’s house. We came to know his family does not reside in Bengal. His original house was at Namalakhya, Mahisadal area and before 34 years they (his family) left this place and started residing in Delhi. They (Delhi Police Special Branch) will produce him before a court in Delhi on Friday.”

Delhi Police arrested 30 people in connection with the Jahangirpuri anti-Hindu riots case, including three juveniles who were sent to a correction home in Delhi.

Earlier on Thursday, Delhi police arrested two persons, Jafar and Babuddin, in connection with the case.

Violent clashes broke out in Delhi’s Jahangirpuri on April 16 between two groups during a Hanuman Jayanti procession that left nine people injured, including eight police personnel and a civilian. (ANI)

 

Topics: Jahangirpuri anti-Hindu riotsJahangirpuriJahangirpuri violenceWest Bengal PolicePurba MedinipurTamluk police stationDhalharaSk FaridWest BengalDelhi PoliceHanuman Jayanti
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