Bulldozer arrived for demolition action.
– Photo: Amar Ujala
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The bulldozer that had come to demolish the bakery of SP leader Moeed Khan, accused of raping a minor girl, got stuck in the mud near the pond during the operation. As such, the operation has stopped for the time being and only a part of the bakery wall could be demolished. Police officials have now called for another bulldozer.
Administration and police officials are present at the place in Bhadarsa where the SP leader has built his bakery by occupying the pond land. Many officials are stationed at Purakalandar police station. Action is being taken in the presence of heavy police force. Earlier on Friday evening, the district administration had measured the land of the accused SP leader Moeed Khan. SDM Sohawal Ashok Kumar said that “The bakery has been sealed after being found illegal and action is being taken to demolish the bakery. The house of the accused will also be demolished.
#WATCH | Uttar Pradesh | A bulldozer with the police force arrives at the bakery of SP leader Moeed Khan, the main accused in the gang rape of a minor girl, in Ayodhya.
“The bakery has been sealed after it was found illegal and action to demolish the bakery is being initiated”,… pic.twitter.com/TzlCd4lzA8
— ANI (@ANI) August 3, 2024
Earlier, in the Purakalandar police station area of Ayodhya district, police had registered a case against Bhadarsha Nagar Panchayat chairman and two Samajwadi Party leaders for threatening and pressurizing them to settle the matter with the accused of raping a girl.
In the FIR lodged, Ramsevak Das, a resident of Bharatkund Pipra in Purakalandar police station area, said that chairman Mohammad Rashid, SP leader Jai Singh Rana and another person reached the district women’s hospital and at around 11 pm, began pressuring the family members of the rape victim, admitted in the private ward, to settle the case.
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They also threatened to kill him if he did not reconcile. City police chief Ashwani Pandey said that a case has been registered against the accused leaders on the complaint of Ramsevak Das. The matter is being investigated.
