The ground for Monday's disturbance in Nuh was prepared a day earlier. Monu Manesar, who was accused in the Junaid-Nasir murder case, stated on social media. This statement became a ruckus for the peace of the city. This was the reason why a few policemen looked helpless in front of the crowd of miscreants. The situation could be brought under control in the evening when police force from nearby districts reached Nuh.
A day earlier on Sunday, Monu Manesar, an accused in the double murder, issued a statement on social media saying that he would join the yatra. Along with this, an appeal was made to reach a maximum number of people in this yatra.
In response to this statement, people from other communities protested and warned Monu Manesar of the consequences. Earlier, Ferozepur Jhirka's MLA Maman Khan Engineer had also given a statement in the assembly that Monu Manesar would be split like an onion.
The police force reached the spot. The situation has been brought under control. Whoever is the accused in this case, action is being taken after identifying them.
Alok Mittal, ADGP, CID
Nuh remained calm for three decades, riots happened 31 years ago
There was communal violence in Nuh in 1991 during the Ayodhya Ram Mandir movement. After that, there was complete peace in Nuh for three decades. Last year some organizations had damaged a religious place during the procession but at that time no untoward incident took place and peace prevailed on the appeal of the Aman Committee. The damaged construction was repaired. The uproar on Monday has sabotaged three decades of peace.
The people who came in the procession were stuck for hours, the police rescued them
More than 500 people, including Bajrang Dal leaders, had come to Nuh in buses and other vehicles from neighboring districts to participate in the Brajmandal procession. These included people from Bhiwani, Narvasan, Gurugram, Faridabad, Palwal etc. As soon as the trouble started in the afternoon, the people who came in the procession were stuck where they were for hours. Some people tried to secure themselves by reaching Sadar police station.
Here the police made them remove their sandals etc. Some other people who came in the procession sat on the bus and went towards the city. Here he got surrounded by miscreants but by chance reached a house and saved himself. Apart from this, some people who came in the procession secured themselves by reaching the Nalhar temple. During this, these people were stuck where they were for hours. They were safely evacuated even after the arrival of the police force.
The people of the city demanded the deployment of paramilitary forces
By Monday evening, the situation came under some control after police forces from neighboring districts arrived. The people of the city have demanded from the administration that paramilitary forces should be called into the city. The administration is exploring all options for peace measures. On the other hand, the government is also taking information every moment. The force has been asked to remain fully alert during the night. Along with this, the police force has been instructed by the government to deal strictly with miscreants.
People's representatives appealed to the public for peace
People of all classes should maintain peace. The people of Nuh have always set an example of brotherhood, it should not be allowed to break under any circumstances. Anyone who spoils brotherhood will not be spared. After talking to the Union Home Minister and the Chief Minister of Haryana, a demand has been made to deploy additional forces.
Rao Inderjit Singh, Union Minister and Gurugram MP
Everyone is appealed to maintain peace in the Nuh area. Do not let the mutual brotherhood that has been going on for centuries break and do not pay attention to any kind of rumours. State Chief Minister Manohar Lal is keeping an eye on the entire situation. Adequate arrangements are being made by the police force in the Mewat area to avoid any untoward incident.
- Chaudhary Zakir Hussain, former MLA, Nuh
The people of the Nuh area should not pay heed to any kind of rumors. People from both sides should try to maintain mutual brotherhood. The state government and the administration should also take appropriate steps keeping in view the seriousness of the matter.
Aftab Ahmed, Congress MLA, Nuh
Action will be taken on posting objectionable posts on social media: Deputy Commissioner
Given the communal tension in Nuh district, District Deputy Commissioner Nishant Kumar has prohibited people from posting posts hurting religious sentiments on social media. He said that strict action will be taken on posting such as hurting religious sentiments. The administration is keeping a close watch on social media.
Along with this, people are being appealed to maintain mutual brotherhood. He has appealed to the people to maintain mutual brotherhood in society and not pay heed to any rumors. Use social media only to promote cooperation, mutual brotherhood, and harmony.
He appealed to the general public that if any anti-social element, suspicious person, or vehicle is seen around you or in any emergency, immediately report it to the concerned police station or dial 112. The name of the informer will be kept secret.
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