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The Uttar Pradesh government has told the Supreme Court that after the murder of Atiq Ahmed and Ashraf Ahmed, the investigation into the encounter in the state found that “there was no mistake on the part of the police.”
The state government has said in its report in the Supreme Court that “the police has left no stone unturned in the impartial investigation of the murder of Atiq and Ashraf.”
In April this year, gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf Ahmed were shot dead while being taken for medical examination under police protection.
Both of them were murdered by shooting from very close range, after which the attackers who shot them surrendered before the police.
According to a news published in the newspaper Indian Express, on August 11, the Supreme Court had asked to file a status report regarding the investigation in seven cases including this case.
The court had asked Uttar Pradesh Police to file a status report regarding the questions raised in the two petitions. In one of these petitions, it was asked about the killings in police encounters in Uttar Pradesh and whether the government has followed the suggestions of the court and different commissions in this regard.
In the petition of lawyer Vishal Tiwari, questions have been raised on the encounter killing of Atiq Ahmed, Ashraf Ahmed, Atiq’s son Asad Ahmed, Vikas Dubey and his gang’s Mohammad Ghulam.
The second petition is of Atiq’s sister Ayesha Noori, in which she has requested for the investigation into the murder of Atiq and Ashraf Ahmed to be conducted under the supervision of the court.
According to the newspaper, the Uttar Pradesh Police denied all the allegations against them and said that following the guidelines of the court, the state government has conducted a detailed investigation in all the seven cases and has found that no mistake has been committed by the police. .
The moment when Atiq and Ashraf were attacked
Times of India has also published this news. The newspaper writes that regarding the death of Vikas Dubey and his gang members in the encounter, the UP government has said in its status report, “In the report of Justice BS Chauhan Commission, no mistake was found in the actions of the government in these deaths. In these cases, the criminal investigation, judicial investigation and Human Rights Commission investigation have also found no wrongdoing on the part of the state government.”
“The final reports filed in these cases found that there was no fault of the police, and this report has also been accepted by the court. Neither the family members of the killed person nor any third party lodged any objection regarding these. The petitioners are raising the same issue again and again in the name of public interest and are wasting the court’s time.”
In the case of death of Asad Ahmed and Mohammad Ghulam, the judicial investigation did not find any fault of the police, in this case a two-member judicial commission headed by Allahabad High Court judge Justice Rajiv Lochan Mehrotra is investigating which is not over yet. .
In the murder case of Atiq Ahmed and Ashraf Ahmed, a special investigation team of three members was formed under the chairmanship of Additional DCP. It was being monitored by a three-member committee under the chairmanship of the ADG of Prayagraj zone.
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The state government said that during the investigation in this case, three people have been arrested and a charge sheet has been filed against them, this investigation is still going on and some evidence is being collected.
A committee of five members headed by Allahabad High Court Chief Justice Dilip Babasaheb Bhonsle is also monitoring this case.
The state government said, “The police is leaving no stone unturned in the impartial investigation of this case. The allegations made against the police in the petition are baseless and completely false.”
According to a news published in Navbharat Times, the UP government has said in the status report that “Information related to the people killed in all the police encounters since 2017 and the things revealed in the investigation and interrogation are collected every month and the police Senior officials of the IAS investigate them.”
New instructions from RBI regarding Rs 2000 notes
The Reserve Bank of India has extended the date for exchanging Rs 2000 notes to October 7. Earlier the bank had said that people can exchange Rs 2000 notes till September 30.
According to the newspaper Hindustan Times, on May 19, RBI had announced the withdrawal of bank notes of Rs 2000 note. The bank had set time till September 30 for this and had said that notes can be exchanged in its 19 provincial offices.
Quoting RBI data, the newspaper writes that till May 19, Rs 2000 notes worth Rs 3.56 lakh crore were in circulation in the market. Till September 29, Rs 2000 notes worth Rs 3.42 lakh crore, i.e. 96 per cent, have been deposited back in the banks and Rs 2000 notes worth Rs 14 thousand crore are in the market.
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‘The border with Myanmar should be fenced in Mizoram’
BJP MLA from Manipur Rajkumar Imo Singh said that a fence should be erected on India’s border with Myanmar.
According to a news published in The Economic Times, he has said that like Manipur, the India-Myanmar border in Mizoram should be fenced so that people from Myanmar coming to India illegally can be stopped.
Imo Singh is the son-in-law of Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh. He wrote on social media, “One of the main reasons for tension in Manipur is the issue of illegal immigrants from Myanmar coming into the Indian border.”
“Mizoram has said it will ignore the Home Ministry’s directive to safeguard against illegal immigrants in the region, which will help protect the indigenous people of the country. This will have far-reaching consequences for all the North-Eastern states, as it will affect the entire region. “There may be a change in the demography of.”
“We request the Prime Minister and the Home Minister to fence the India-Myanmar border in Mizoram in the same manner as it is being fenced on the Manipur side. I also request the CMs of all the North-Eastern states to do the same. “Take the matter seriously and work unitedly. Manipur is already going through a period of tension, we all have to come together to save this entire region.”
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About 400 kilometers of the border between India and Myanmar falls in Manipur while 510 kilometers lies in Mizoram. The border between the two countries has not been fenced.
Recently, the Chief Minister of Manipur had requested for fencing of the border and said that the free movement regime between India and Myanmar should be cancelled.
Under this arrangement, citizens of both the countries can go within 16 kilometers of each other’s border without any document.
More than forty thousand refugees from Myanmar have taken shelter in Mizoram