The preliminary
inquiry set up by government reveals very serious lapses which can pose many
questions under scanner in Mathura case against the Department of UP police.
According to the
information, the findings of official inquiry reveal as there were many lapses
in the plan of police in order to tackle the erupted violence. When the crowd
attacked suddenly toward the Superintendent of Police and the SHO, the police
could then assess the ground reality of attackers; and that the presence of
other officers was merely as the spectators who retreated from their duties got
trapped other two in scuffle.
It is told the
officers were not informed well by the local intelligence input about the
encroachers crowd who were there. The police were not aware with the figures
exist in crowd; and nor were they aware of armed and aggressive crowd. The
inquiry is in the hand of police commissioner Aligarh. He will entrust shortly
the report to the government.
It is told when the
violence erupted in Jawaharbagh, 8 senior police officers with Superintendent
of Police, Mukund Duwedi, were present on the incident spot; but when the
rioters began to scuffle with the SP City, merely SO, Santosh Yadav, tried to
save him; although the rioters murdered him during this attempt. The inquiry
officers have to interrogate these police officers — and that the action will
be taken against them.
The 3000 disciples
of Azad Bharat Vidhihit Vacharik Kranti Satyagrahi name suspected organization
and the police clashed on Thursday this week. This organization had encroached
260 acre government land. 24 people including the SP city Mathura and SHO were
killed during the clash. The clash took place as the police reached to remove
these encroachers from the land.
having
developed their courts, barrack and jail, the encroachers of Jawaharbagh had
established a parallel administration in their premises. Police said, "They
used to punish the prisoners on being break their laws. These encroachers had
refused to follow the law and order of Indian constitution."
IG Agra zone Durga
Charan MIshra told, “They had established their own colony and the rate of
edible items were very low in this territory. They had begun to rule of their
own government; to convict people, and punished them. They had developed jails,
barracks courts, and preaching
foundation.”
It is told that the
people of Bihar, Chhatisgarh, Mizoram, Assam, Rajsthan, Madhya Pradesh were
called by luring them. The people were promised that they would be allotted
land and they would live their lives at low price by work hard. They had their
own electric supply. The encroachers told themselves the disciples of Subhas
Chandra Bose.
“The 3 or 4 groups
of armed men were housed which they called battalion”, Pradeep Bhatnagar,
commissioner Agra zone told.
IG said, “when
someone or officer entered this territory, they attacked on them.” He told,
“Their disciples at no condition were allowed to go out, but they were
permitted in writing; and they were allowed only when somebody entered in
territory.”
On
being asked whether the naxlite came there, IG told, “yes, the people from
Chhatisgarh came there whatever you might say it. Their motive was to lead
people toward religious fundamentalism or extremism. They were planning to
mint.”
