Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Monday (February 12) stated {that a} police station would come up on the land the place the encroachment was eliminated in Haldwani’s Banbhoolpura, the place violence erupted final week following the demolition of an illegally constructed madrassa. Referring to the Haldwani violence, the Chief Minister stated that the best way in which the police personnel and journalists had been “attacked by unruly elements cannot be condemned enough”.
Six individuals, together with 5 alleged rioters, had been killed whereas 60 others had been injured in the February 8 violence which occurred throughout the demolition of the madrassa and a construction the place namaz was held.
Dhami stated a number of acres of land had been freed from encroachment throughout the demolition drive in the ‘Malik Ka Bagicha’ space of Banbhoolpura.
“Today, I announce from the holy banks of Mother Ganga that a police station will be built at that place,” he stated.
Dhami’s stern warning
The chief minister reiterated that the federal government won’t tolerate such acts of violence and the police is consistently working to arrest these concerned in the incident.
“The law is taking its course. Whoever was behind this conspiracy will soon be brought before the public,” he added.
The police have thus far arrested 30 individuals on expenses of inciting violence throughout the demolition drive.
(With PTI inputs)
