Haryana Nuh Violence: Encounter Of Two Accused Of Nuh Violence

Haryana Nuh Violence: Encounter of two accused of Nuh violence, miscreants were hiding in Aravalli hill.

The Crime Branch team arrested two youths in an encounter on Thursday, accused of throwing stones and bullets at people belonging to Hindu organizations during a religious pilgrimage in Nuh on July 31.

Munfed and Saikul, residents of Gwarka village under the Nuh police station area, had fled from their village after the case was registered.

The miscreants were hiding in the Aravalli hill. Both tavdu areas were hidden on the Aravalli hill adjacent to the village Seelkho.

When Sandeep Mor, in charge of Crime Branch Tawdu, got the location of both of them here, he surrounded the hill with his team on Thursday morning with the help of a drone.

When the police teams moved towards the hideout of both, Munfed and Saikul ran towards Rajasthan, in the meantime, Munfed fired several shots from a 315-bore pistol.

While defending himself, Inspector Sandeep shot Munfed with his pistol in the thigh, causing him to fall. Meanwhile, the policemen caught Saikul as well.

Munfed has been admitted to Nalhar Medical College under police supervision.

Saikul is being handed over to the Nuh Sadar police station. Police have recovered a katta and several cartridges and a bike from the spot.

Let us tell you that the cattle smugglers had made their bases on the hill of Seelkhon. It was here that cattle from Rajasthan were brought and slaughtered.

A month ago, the then DSP of Tavadu, Jayaprakash raided the hideouts of cattle smugglers and caught four cattle smugglers.

During Operation Bulldozer, illegal constructions built in the lower part of the hill were demolished.

On the day of preparations to demolish the illegal constructions on the upper surface, the campaign was stopped following the instructions of the Punjab-Haryana High Court.

Haryana Nuh Violence: Connection of both with Badlapur Group.

Both were absconding from their village from the very next day of violence. And they were changing their locations. He used to open the mobile to talk to his people and then used to switch it off.

The team of STF and Crime Branch is following both. The police have also recovered the bike they used for commuting.

The relations of Munfed and Saikul are being told with the accused Salim, Sabir, and Ashfaq, residents of Savler village of the Pahadi police station area of Bharatpur.

These accused have confessed on police remand that to avenge the murder of Nasir-Junaid, residents of village Ghatmika in Bharatpur district, they attacked the people involved in the religious pilgrimage along with the group.

Nine suspects caught from Aravalli hill.

Let us inform you that earlier, the STF, which was searching for the accused, had taken nine people into custody on Wednesday morning by searching the hideout on the hill with the help of drones.

All are residents of Nalhad and Mevli villages. They will be arrested after getting evidence after questioning. At the same time, eight of the suspects taken into custody on Tuesday have been arrested.

So far 189 people have been arrested.

The number of accused arrested in the violence has gone up to 189. The Aravalli hill adjacent to the village is becoming a refuge for miscreants.

More than 400 Muslim youths from Nalhar and neighboring villages fired bullets and stones at the Shiva devotees trapped in the Nalhar temple.

The part of the hill near Nalhar is not as high as towards Nuh. Many con routes have also been made. In such a situation, STF and Crime Branch are facing problems.

First, the exact locations were searched by drone, then they climbed the hill and nabbed the suspects.

It is worth mentioning that violence broke out after stone pelting by a particular community on the Brajmandal Jalabhishek Yatra taken out from Nalhad Shiva temple in Nuh on Monday, July 31.

Due to this, the journey was postponed. Six people, including two home guards, and two Bajrang Dal workers, were killed during the violence.

Till now the atmosphere in Nuh has not completely calmed  down.