JAIPUR/GURUGRAM: A Rajasthan court on Saturday sent an accused in police remand for five days in connection with the alleged abduction and murder of two people by cow vigilantes, while Haryana authorities decided to cancel the arms license of Monu Manesar. Did, which is one of the four. Evading arrest in the matter. Family members of Naseer (25) and Junaid alias Juna (35), residents of Ghatmika village in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur district, met Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot inside a burnt car at Loharu in Bhiwani, Haryana on Thursday morning. Assured to arrest all the accused at the earliest. AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi, who is on a two-day visit to Rajasthan, alleged that the accused fled the state due to the “delay” in the Rajasthan government’s action on a missing complaint lodged by the family members of the two men. He also accused the BJP of giving protection to such elements.
Members of Hindu organisations, including the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and the Bajrang Dal, staged a protest in Gurugram demanding a CBI inquiry into the matter. Gopalgarh police station in-charge Ramnaresh Meena said, “The arrested accused Rinku Saini was produced in the court today, from where he was sent on five-day police remand. The accused will be further interrogated.”
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Saini, 32, a resident of Ferozepur Jhirka in Haryana’s Nuh district, was arrested on Friday night on the basis of interrogation and technical analysis. Rajasthan police said he worked as a taxi diver and was associated with a cow vigilante group. One of the main accused in the case is Bajrang Dal’s Gurugram district president Mohit Yadav alias Monu Manesar, who was a member of the district cow protection task force.
He was earlier named in a case of attempt to murder registered at Gurugram’s Pataudi police station on February 7 and police said they were trying to nab him. Officials said they have started the process of canceling his arms license.
According to DCP Manesar Manbir Singh rules, if a case of heinous crime is registered against the license holder, the arms license is cancelled. “The process to cancel the arms license of Monu Manesar has started and it will be canceled soon,” he added. Monu, who has often courted controversy over the actions of his cow protection group, had posted a video on social media denying his involvement in the case.
He is known for sharing videos of cow vigilantes chasing, confronting and apprehending alleged cow smugglers. The videos, mostly live streams, have thousands of views and comments.
Junaid had a criminal record of cattle smuggling and five cases were registered against him in different police stations.”
Zahida Khan, Rajasthan’s Minister of State for Education, who led the delegation, said, “The family members demanded justice and early arrest of all the accused. The Chief Minister has assured that the accused will be arrested and cooperation from Haryana, if required.” will be sought.” Met Gehlot, told reporters.
The relatives of the deceased had named five people associated with Bajrang Dal in their complaint to the police. But protesting members of right-wing Hindu outfits on Saturday demanded an apology from the Gehlot government for “defaming” the Bajrang Dal and its members, alleging that the Rajasthan police were falsely implicating members of cow protection groups in the case. Is.
Shouting slogans like “Owaisi Murdabad” and “Gehlot Sarkar Murdabad”, the protesters handed over their memorandum to Naib Tehsildar Sushil Kumar.
“First there should be an impartial inquiry into this whole matter because we feel that the Gehlot government, under a conspiracy, wants to take political advantage in the coming elections by implicating cow protectors in false cases by adopting a policy of appeasement.”
VHP district president Ajit Yadav said, “The entire matter should be investigated by the CBI and the cow protectors should not be harassed before the investigation is completed. Otherwise, they will be forced to agitate.”
Owaisi said that this is not a matter of Muslims, but of all those who believe in the rule of law and the Constitution. “No one has the right to take law into their hands. Otherwise where would be the need for police, administration and courts,” he said.
Owaisi told reporters, “If the Rajasthan government had acted immediately on the missing complaint of Junaid and Nasir, they (kidnappers) would not have been able to cross the Rajasthan border.” He said that this is a painful incident.
If BJP continues to give shelter to such fundamentalists then it is not good for the country. These incidents happen only and only because BJP helps such organization, gives them strength and gives them shelter due to which police and administration do not take immediate action. Owaisi alleged.
With the families of the victims alleging the role of Bajrang Dal in the killings, the Rajasthan BJP has said it is not fair to malign an organization before the investigation is complete.