UP Cops Send Notices To 2 Men In Their 90s, Dead Man For Violence | NDTV Newsroom Live

Top news with NDTV's Sonal Mehrotra Kapoor | In western Uttar Pradesh's Firozabad, where four people died in clashes on December 20, about 35 cases were registered over the violence, 29 people named in them and 14 people were arrested and jailed by Firozabad Police. After the violence subsided, the local police sent out notices to at least 200 people asking them to prove they would not be a threat to peace in the area. The move comes after Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's promise of action on protests - "We will take badla (revenge) on them," he had said last month. One such notice served is in the name of Banne Khan, who died six years ago at the age of 94. Two other men in their 90s - 93-year-old Fasahat Meer Khan who has been bedridden for months and 90-year-old Sufi Ansar Hussain, who is suffering from pneumonia and has just returned from a Delhi hospital after his treatment, have also received similar notices.

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