BJP Yuva Morcha’s propaganda chief arrested in Raipur in the case of murder of three Muslim youths
Three poor Muslims living in Shamli and Sarahanpur of UP were killed in an attack by a cow protection mob in Raipur district. After which the opposition and secular parties also kept mum. There was an atmosphere of panic, fear and fear among Muslims in the country. Amidst the ever increasing pressure, now about 15 days after the alleged ‘mob attack’ incident in Raipur district of Chhattisgarh, the police arrested a 23-year-old youth in this case. Police officials said that the accused has been identified as Harsh Mishra, who was arrested by a special police team from Borsi area of neighboring Durg district. They said that Mishra, a resident of City Kotwali police station area of Raipur, was hiding at his friend’s house in Borsi to avoid arrest. Police officials said that a case has been registered against Mishra under culpable homicide, attempt to culpable homicide and Section 34.
After which the second arrest was made in this case. The accused Raja Agarwal was arrested. This is the second arrest in this case. The shocking thing here is that the accused is the publicity chief of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha in Mahasamund district. Raja has also shared a photo with MLA Yogeshwar Raju Sinha from Mahasamund in his social media account.
At present, the police is interrogating both the accused Harsh Mishra and Raja Agarwal. It was told that the police also took Raja Agarwal to the crime scene. Where the scene was recreated in the presence of the forensic team. On the other hand, Bajrang Dal is enraged by the arrest of the accused. It has announced a jail bharo aandolan on Wednesday.
Source Bansal News: Mob lynching in Chhattisgarh: Arrested accused Raja Agarwal is publicity head of BJYM, Bajrang Dal enraged by the arrest
The first arrest was made on Saturday
SIT made the first arrest on Saturday in the mob lynching case in Arang, Raipur. The first accused has been arrested after 15 days of the incident. Accused Harsh Mishra was hiding in his female friend’s house in Durg. He had also locked the door of the house to mislead the police.
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On June 7, two cattle transporters, Guddu Khan and Chand Miya Khan, died under mysterious circumstances after they were allegedly chased by a mob in Arang police station area of Raipur district. Their companion Saddam Qureshi was found seriously injured and was admitted to a hospital. Qureshi died during treatment at a hospital here on June 18.
This incident happened when the three were travelling from Mahasamund to Raipur in a truck loaded with cattle (buffaloes). The three youths hailing from Uttar Pradesh were found under the bridge on Mahanadi in Arang area while their truck loaded with buffaloes was found on the bridge. After this incident of attack, Arang police had registered a case against unknown people under various sections of the Indian Penal Code.
The police had formed a 14-member special team led by Raipur Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural) Kirtan Rathore to investigate the case and trace the accused. Police said the special team has identified some more suspects and is trying to trace them.
