In Sambhal case, first action should be taken against those who raised slogans and abused: Ajay Rai

Lucknow, November 27 (IANS). After the violence during the survey of the mosque in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, the local police has issued posters of 45 miscreants. Uttar Pradesh Congress President Ajay Rai has reacted to this.

Ajay Rai told IANS, “In the Sambhal case, today the government has issued an order that posters of stone pelters were put up and recovery will be made from them and strict action will be taken against them. I want to tell the government that when the survey team When people were deployed for work, the government should first take action against those who raised slogans and abused them. If this had not happened, this incident would never have happened. those people to the government Strict steps should have been taken against them, so that the situation does not worsen. The government should first arrest those who abused and raised slogans and send them to jail.

He said that this is definitely a conspiracy on the part of the government, which is troubling the people. She said that the Congress Party will support those who have been wrongly implicated in raising their voice against atrocities. On coming 2nd December, party workers will come out in full force and will proceed carefully.

On the removal of the principal in the Jhansi fire incident, he said, “If there has been negligence, then who is responsible for it? What has been done by just removing him? He was posted there for many years, even though he was on a temporary basis, and also had his own private hospital. We have got information about all this and now they should be arrested and the responsibility for the death of these children should be put on them, because all the arrangements there have failed. I had seen with my own eyes that the fire fighting equipment installed there had become useless after two years. Efforts are being made to save the principal, and the entire government is covering it up.”

–IANS

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