BAREILLY
Bareilly violence: Tauqeer Raza Khan's aide Afzal Beg surrenders in court
Afzal Beg, a pivotal player in the September 26 unrest, has finally surrendered to the court, ending a tense manhunt. Previously marked as a fugitive with a substantial reward for his capture, Beg, who has ties to Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan, is entangled in yet another case involving riots.
AC bus service from Delhi to Ayodhya, Katra and Udaipur soon, says official
Get ready for a thrilling travel experience! Delhi is excited to introduce 50 new air-conditioned buses designed for long-distance journeys. Whether you're heading to the historic Ayodhya, the spiritual hub of Katra, or the charming landscapes of Udaipur, these buses make inter-state travel not just easier, but more enjoyable.
Delhi govt plans electric bus services to Rishikesh, Agra, Jaipur among other cities
Delhi is expanding its electric bus network beyond city limits. Services will soon connect the capital with cities like Rishikesh, Dehradun, Agra, Jaipur, Lucknow, and Shimla. The government is ensuring charging infrastructure is available. These eco-friendly buses will offer passengers a sustainable and affordable travel option. The initiative aims to reduce reliance on diesel buses for inter-state journeys.
Bareilly administration carries out bulldozer action on Dr Nafees' property following 'I Love Muhammad' protests
Bareilly authorities bulldozed Dr. Nafees's property following his arrest for 'I Love Muhammad' protests and stone-pelting outside Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan's house. Nafees, an associate of chief conspirator Raza, was among 81 arrested in connection with the unrest. Additionally, mobile internet was suspended, and an anti-encroachment drive was conducted across the city.
BL Agro aims to become USD 2.25-bn group by 2030, to invest Rs 3,000 cr in 5 years
BL Agro is set to invest Rs 3,000 crore to aggressively grow its revenue 2.5 times, targeting Rs 20,000 crore by 2030. Known for 'Bail Kolhu' and 'Nourish', the company will expand into rice, milk, and premium segments via 'Leads Connect'.
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Delegation led by UP LoP 'stopped' from leaving for violence-hit Bareilly
A 14-member Samajwadi Party delegation was allegedly stopped by police from visiting violence-hit Bareilly, with authorities claiming their presence would worsen the situation. SP leaders accused the Yogi Adityanath government of hiding failures and using excessive force, while the UP minister asserted the delegation sought to disturb peace and support rioters.
'I Love Muhammad' campaign arrests in Bareilly spark brief tension between 2 communities in Jalandhar
Tension briefly gripped Jalandhar on Friday as members of two communities clashed. A group protesting arrests linked to the "I Love Muhammad" campaign in Bareilly argued with a passing youth, leading to allegations of religious slogans and assault. An FIR was registered, and a local MLA appealed for peace and harmony.
Bareilly turns into fortress ahead of Friday prayers
Bareilly saw heightened security for Friday prayers after last week's violence. Police and paramilitary forces were deployed across sensitive areas. Internet restrictions remained in place. Clerics appealed for peace and urged residents to avoid rumors. A traditional procession was cancelled this year. A brief program was announced to replace it on Saturday.
One can say 'I love Modi' but not 'I love Mohammad': AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi spoke on the 'I Love Mohammad' poster controversy. He questioned restrictions on expressing love for Prophet Mohammad. Bareilly experienced protests that turned violent over these signs. Police arrested several individuals, including IMC leaders. Authorities suspended mobile internet services in the area. Owaisi urged people to act within legal frameworks.
‘I love Muhammad’ row: Internet suspended in Bareilly for 48 hours
Bareilly, I Love Mohammad Row: Bareilly has suspended internet services for 48 hours following heightened security measures across four districts ahead of Dussehra. This comes after unrest and stone-pelting on September 26, triggered by an 'I Love Muhammad' poster row. Authorities have deployed extensive forces and made 81 arrests to prevent further disturbances.
High alert in Bareilly division, drones deployed
Security was heightened across Bareilly division for Dussehra following a September 26 stone-pelting incident after Friday prayers, triggered by a cancelled protest. A high alert is in effect for four districts, with police and intelligence agencies vigilant to prevent further unrest. Authorities have arrested 81 individuals in connection with the violence.
Ala Hazrat family decries 'police excesses' in Bareilly, demands a stop on arrests of Muslims
The influential Ala Hazrat family condemned the police crackdown on Muslims in Bareilly following Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan's arrest. They alleged false cases, collective punishment, and police brutality, including mosque raids and denial of namaz. The family warned of "concrete steps" if "atrocities" continued, demanding an end to arrests and withdrawal of cases.
8 properties linked to cleric Tauqeer Raza identified for demolition in strife-hit Bareilly
Bareilly authorities identified eight illegal properties. These properties are linked to associates of cleric Tauqeer Raza Khan. Joint teams conducted drives in various areas. Structures were built without approval and encroached on land. Hotels and lawns were sealed for illegal construction. An FIR is being prepared against an associate. Surveillance on Khan's network increased.
UP: Heavy police deployment continues in Bareilly after violent protest over "I Love Muhammad" row
Bareilly remains tense following September 26 violence over "I Love Muhammad" posters, leading to 56 arrests, including key conspirator Nadeem Khan. Protesters, incited by WhatsApp messages, clashed with police, causing injuries and damage. CM Yogi Adityanath condemned the violence and posters, warning of strict action against those he called "fools" for ruining children's lives.
Internet suspension extended in Bareilly after violence
Bareilly's internet services were extended until Tuesday midnight following Friday's violence. Clashes erupted between police and locals over a denied 'I Love Muhammad' campaign demonstration, leading to 40 arrests, including cleric Tauqeer Raza Khan. Authorities suspended services to prevent social media misuse from escalating the law and order situation.
Bareilly violence: Cleric Tauqeer Khan's aide detained for mobilising crowd, misleading cops
Police detained Nadeem, an associate of cleric Tauqeer Raza Khan, for allegedly orchestrating recent violence in Bareilly during an 'I Love Muhammad' protest. Investigations reveal Nadeem mobilized 1,600 people and misled authorities about the demonstration. Khan and seven others were also arrested, with 39 detentions made as security remains heightened.
UP RERA approves 21 projects worth Rs 7,035 cr
UP RERA has approved 21 new real estate projects valued at Rs 7,035 crore, introducing 10,866 housing and commercial units across Uttar Pradesh. This move, announced after the 184th Authority meeting, aims to address diverse housing needs and generate significant economic opportunities and employment in the state. The projects are spread across multiple cities.
'Denting-painting must be done': UP CM Yogi Adityanath issues stern warning as 'I Love Muhammad' row sparks protests
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath issued a stern warning to lawbreakers, stating "denting and painting must be done," widely seen as aimed at cleric Tauqeer Raza Khan following his arrest for instigating a protest in Bareilly. Adityanath asserted his government has ended riots and curfews, contrasting it with previous administrations he accused of fostering anarchy and corruption.
'10 FIRs filed, 39 people identified; Maulana Tauqeer Raza emerged as chief conspirator': Bareilly Range DIG on violence
After violence ensued in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly on September 26 after several protestors gathered in support of the 'I love Muhammad' campaign, Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Range Ajay Kumar Sahni said on Saturday that 10 FIRs have been registered, and 39 individuals have been identified in connection with the violence.
UP violence: Bareilly clashes trigger security alert in Barabanki, Mau
Tensions escalated across Uttar Pradesh, particularly in Bareilly, Barabanki, Mau, and Varanasi, following "I Love Muhammad" campaign protests. Bareilly experienced violent clashes, prompting extensive police raids, arrests of a prominent cleric, and massive security deployment. Authorities are investigating pre-planned conspiracies to disrupt communal harmony.
Maulana forgot who is in power, no one can hold system hostage: Yogi Adityanath on Bareilly violence
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath vowed strict action against those disrupting law and order, following violence in Bareilly linked to the "I Love Muhammad" campaign. He implicitly criticized cleric Tauqeer Raza Khan, arrested for masterminding the unrest, stating rioters would be taught a lesson their future generations remember. Police are identifying hundreds involved in the "pre-planned conspiracy."
'I Love Muhammad' row: Cleric Tauqeer Raza, 7 others sent to judicial custody over violence in Bareilly
Bareilly police detained cleric Tauqeer Raza Khan. His protest call for 'I Love Muhammad' campaign led to clashes. Demonstrators and police engaged in violence after Friday prayers. Over two dozen people were detained. Raza claimed house arrest and denied permission. He congratulated injured protesters. Authorities called the violence a planned conspiracy. The controversy began with 'I Love Muhammad' boards.
'I Love Muhammad' row: 10 key points on Bareilly violence and cleric Tauqeer Raza's detention
Police detained cleric Tauqeer Raza Khan following violent clashes in Bareilly, sparked by a protest linked to the “I Love Muhammad” campaign. Ten policemen were injured as authorities called the unrest a pre-planned conspiracy aimed at disrupting law and order and undermining state development. The controversy has now escalated into a national debate.
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