10 photos of Kanpur violence: First the market closed and Jail Bharo posters were pasted, then people took to the road to pelt stones

People were uncontrollable in front of the police during the disturbance in Bekonganj. were pelting stones. Now the biggest weapon for the police is CCTV footage and photographs. Through these, the rioters are being identified. Police Commissioner Vijay Kumar Meena claims that after identifying the miscreants, action will be taken against them under the Gangster Act. Their properties will be confiscated.

10 photos of Kanpur uproar…

This picture is of Yatimkhana Bazar. This is where the stone pelting started. The stones spread on the road are testimony to the violence.

Shortly after the commotion started, thousands of people took to the streets. The police force also fell short to control them.

After the attack by the Muslim side, the Hindus also responded by throwing stones, after which the situation became more uncontrollable.

Some of the people on both sides were covering their faces, due to which they are not being recognized.

When the people who were creating a ruckus were chased away by the police, they went to the streets and from there they started throwing stones at the police and the common people.

Seeing the situation becoming uncontrollable, the officers also deployed the police force in the streets. After that the situation got better.

The District Magistrate of Kanpur also reached the spot wearing a helmet and participated in the flag march. During this, the rioters were driven away.

The police have taken into custody 18 people who threw stones in a campaign to control the insurgents.

Before the uproar, people of Muslim society were appealed to stop business by putting up such posters in the markets of Kanpur.

In the appeal of market bandh, it was said to close the market peacefully against those who misbehave in the glory of the prophet, but when people came out to close the market, they became furious.