Haryana's Home Minister Anil Vij addressed the media, shedding light on the ongoing investigation into the tragic communal clashes in Nuh and its adjoining regions, which resulted in the loss of six lives. He revealed crucial developments that point towards the involvement of the opposition Congress party in the disturbances.
Minister Anil Vij informed that the police have made significant headway in the case, arresting a total of 510 individuals and initiating 130-140 First Information Reports (FIRs) related to the clashes. These actions represent a robust effort to uncover the truth behind the incidents.
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Vij boldly indicated that the initial investigation has directed attention towards the Congress party's potential role in the unrest. He disclosed that evidence has emerged against Congress MLA Mamman Khan, implying his presence in the areas where the violent episodes occurred. "In our preliminary inquiry, we have taken custody of around 510 individuals and have officially recorded 130-140 FIRs. The emerging indications strongly lean towards the involvement of Congress. Moreover, Congress's MLA Mamman Khan has been summoned for police interrogation on August 30," Vij stated.
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In the midst of this, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar took the opportunity to question the Congress party's silence on the matter. He highlighted that not only has one Congress MLA been issued a notice by the police, but concerns are also being raised about the potential involvement of other party MLAs in relation to the clashes. As the investigation continues to unfold, the statements made by Haryana's Home Minister Anil Vij underscore the evolving understanding of the communal clashes. The focus on the Congress party's potential connection to the events further emphasizes the need for a thorough and unbiased inquiry to ascertain the truth behind the unfortunate incidents.