Will bulldozer run on the house of Bahraich violence accused Abdul Hameed? The administration pasted the notice

Bahraich Violence News: Five accused arrested in the case of violence in Bahraich have been sent to judicial custody for 14 days. Meanwhile, the administration has now become fully active and the Public Works Department has pasted notices on illegally constructed houses and shops in Maharajganj area. In which the house of Abdul, the main accused in the Ram Gopal murder case, is also included.

The Public Works Department has sought answers from shop and house owners in the notice. The department said that if permission is not taken from the district officer before construction, action will be taken. Dozens of houses and shops in Mahsi Maharajganj have been identified and notices have been pasted.

In the notice pasted by the Bahraich Public Works Department on the house of accused Abdul Hameed, illegal construction has been mentioned on the banks of Maharajganj at Km 38 of Kundasar Mahsi Nanpara main district road. In which it is said that Kundasar Mahsi Nanpara road is a major district road category road. According to departmental standards, any construction done without departmental permission within a distance of 60 feet from the midpoint of the road in rural areas on a major district road comes in the category of illegal construction.

Read the notice of Public Works Department

It was said in the notice that you are informed through the notice that if you have done this construction with the permission of the District Magistrate, Bahraich or with prior departmental permission, then provide its original copy immediately and remove the said illegal construction yourself within three days. . Otherwise, action will be taken to remove the illegal construction with the help of police and administration and the expenditure incurred in the action will be recovered from you through revenue.

Police have arrested 60 people so far

Let us inform that the five accused Sarfaraz, Mohammad Talim, Abdul Hameed, Faheem and Mohammad Afzal arrested in the case of violence in Bahraich were presented in the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate Pratibha Chaudhary on Friday. The court sent these accused to judicial custody for 14 days. Police have so far arrested 60 people in the Bahraich violence case.

Two accused in Bareilly’s Nihal Singh murder case arrested, police had announced a reward of Rs 10,000 each.