Muzaffarnagar riots: Akhilesh Government exposed

September 19, 2013 

Bhadrapad Pournima, KaliyugVarsha 5115

In the wake of a sting operation by a news channel that showed two district police officers reportedly admitting to have delayed taking action to contain the violence under ‘political pressure’, the State administration has transferred the two cops.

The sting operation revealed that UP Minister Azam khan had instructed the cops to refrain from taking any action to control the riots.

Revealing the true intentions of the UP Government, a report published in Dainikbhaskar.com stated that SP Government knowingly let a minor clash transform into a deadly communal clash just for the sake of polarising Muslim vote bank.

Meanwhile, moments after the sting operation was aired by the news channel, Inspectors of Budhana and Fhuwana police station were shifted on Tuesday night, sources said.

While Budhana inspector Rishipal was sent back to Crime Branch from where he was brought a day ago, Inspector of Fhuwana police station was sent to police lines, sources said.

However, police have termed the transfers as routine.

As per the sting operation the cops were shown telling the undercover reporters that the ruling Government restricted them from taking any action and ordered the release of suspects arrested by them just for political gains.

A cop was heard saying in the sting that UP Minister Aazam Khan had called from Lucknow at Fhugana police station and said, “Whatever is happening in the region, let it happen.”

In another sting a cop was heard saying they were asked by the UP administration in Lucknow to let go the suspected eight miscreants arrested for their alleged involvement in the riots. The politicians asked the cops to free them as there were no FIRs registered against them.

SHO Meerapur was seen speaking on the spy camera that Muzaffarnagar’s DM and SSP were doing their work honestly but they were unnecessarily transferred by the Samajwadi Party Government.

Meanwhile, arrest warrant has been filed against five MLAs in connection with the riots.