The Municipal Corporation in Haldwani has taken a decisive step within the aftermath of the latest violence, issuing a restoration notice towards Abdul Malik, a key determine within the clashes. The notice demanded a hefty sum of Rs 2.44 crore to cowl the damages inflicted on authorities property through the confrontation. The notice, issued on Monday, February 12, highlighted the extent of destruction attributed to Malik and his supporters through the conflict. Initial assessments put the damages at a staggering Rs 2.44 crore, with losses incurred by the Municipal Corporation of Haldwani.
Accusations towards Malik
Abdul Malik, recognized as a central determine within the violence, stands accused of orchestrating the assault on regulation enforcement and municipal groups. The incident stemmed from protests towards the demolition drive concentrating on unlawful constructions in ‘Malik Ka Bagicha.’
Deadline for compensation
Malik has been instructed to deposit the required quantity to the Municipal Corporation by February 15, emphasising the gravity of the state of affairs and the urgency for restitution.
Ongoing investigation and arrests
The aftermath of the clashes has seen a flurry of arrests, with 30 people detained, together with 25 in latest apprehensions. Authorities proceed to research the occasions that unfolded on February 8, which resulted in 5 fatalities and quite a few accidents.
Background to the violence
Tensions reached a boiling level following an anti-encroachment drive in Banbhoolpura, triggering a series of occasions culminating in violence, arson, and a shoot-at-sight order from native authorities.
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