‘Committing a crime is a sin, the police is our father’, a procession of the accused of Chhatarpur riots was taken out in the middle of the market, mastermind Shahzad is still absconding

‘Committing a crime is a sin, the police is our father’, a procession of the accused of Chhatarpur riots was taken out in the middle of the market, mastermind Shahzad is still absconding

After the stone pelting and rioting incident in Chhatarpur police station of Madhya Pradesh, the police has arrested some accused. A procession of all the arrested accused was taken out in the market. All the accused walking in the procession were seen saying, ‘Police is our father-committing crime is a sin.’

At present, the mastermind of the incident, Haji Shahzad Ali, is absconding along with his family. The police administration has taken action and demolished the luxurious mansion of accused Shahzad, which was built without permission. Watch Video:-

The luxurious mansion of Haji Shahzad Ali, the main accused in the Chhatarpur Kotwali riots, was demolished during the police administration’s action. Also, his four-wheelers and two-wheelers were crushed by a bulldozer.

Let us tell you that a demonstration was held in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh against the comments made by Sant Ramgiri Maharaj in Maharashtra. But it turned into violence. Two policemen were injured and many vehicles were damaged in stone pelting and rioting.

Superintendent of Police Agam Jain said that a case was registered against 150 people for the violence that took place on Wednesday. 46 people were named in it. The house of the main accused Shahzad Ali has been demolished within the limits of Kotwali police station.

what is the whole matter

A few days ago, during a religious program in Shah Panchale village of Sinnar taluka in Nashik district of Maharashtra, Sant Ramgiri Maharaj allegedly made objectionable remarks against Islam. The Muslim community across the country is organizing protests on this issue. There is a demand to register a case against Ramgiri Maharaj in police stations of different districts.