Guwahati: Two civilians were killed and nine policemen were injured in Dholpur in Darrang Regency Assam on Thursday as evictions of encouragement to regain government land from alleged illegal settlers triggering anger germo and instant retaliation, including shooting from people who charge fees to a man A stick before the rain looked at him when he lay on the ground.
Anger over the shooting of the police was reinforced by a video of the virus that was said to be a clash that showed a civilian jumping and hitting the man cut down during a previous shot.
The defendant, identified as a photographer who accompanied the eviction, had been arrested, said DGP G Singh.
According to several eyewitnesses, the photographer was chased by the man who was then shot by the police.
Two victims in the clash were identified as Saddam Hussain and Sheikh Farid, but there was no official confirmation of whether one of them was villagers who were seen in the video.
A police officer from the ranking of milk was treated in Gautati Medical College and hospital in critical condition.
The state government institutionalized investigations about circumstances that lead to the deaths of the two civilians and injured in several people, including the police.
A retired Judge of the Gautati High Court will conduct an investigation.
The official version was that the police initially opened the air and straightened tear gas shells to disperse the protesters who opposed the eviction.
“The police were given the task of expelling deprivation and carrying out their work when they were attacked by people with rocks and sharp weapons.
There was a shot from the police.
The eviction fans will continue,” said CM Himanta Buswa Sarma.
The area, which includes 7000 Bighas from government land, is part of the community agricultural project cleaned by a recent country cabinet.
Last Monday, the district government expelled 800 households in the first phase of eviction without the reported unward incident.
Drive Thursday was intended to expel 500 remaining households that had been served notice the previous day.
The villagers said they had gathered to demand the rehabilitation of nearly 800 families expelled from the land they claimed to have lived for decades.
Congress Rahul Gandhi mentioned the actions of the “state sponsored fire” police.
He tweeted, “Assam is on a state sponsored fire.
I stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in the state – no child in India that is appropriate Especially during the Covid situation “.
Secretary General AIDF Aminul Islam equated the shooting of “Jallianwala Bagh Massacre ordered by General Dyer”.
“We can’t accept it.
This shows that CM takes sadistic pleasure from him,” he said.
The Gahati High Court, on May 10, continues to charm every decree for the eviction or seizure or demolition passed by the court, the court or authority remembers the pandemic but empties orders in August on the grounds that the Covid situation in the country has increased.
Assam Advocate Additional General PN Goswami said, “The high court order on May 10 in Suo Moto Pills is related to the ‘decree’ by the court, court or authority and implementation.
In my opinion, the eviction of illegal encroachment from government land or in the reserve forest does not guarantee ‘ Decree ‘anything from the court or court or authority.
In addition, even the temporary commandment was emptied by the command of the Hon’ble High Court on August 13.
Therefore, the government is currently in the freedom to expel all illegal encroachment from the government and land Forest.
“The government led by BJP has ordered a series of evictions throughout the state to eliminate illegal settlers who occupied the land owned by Vasihnavite Satras, ancient temples and the government.
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