
After pro-Khalistan terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, another threat has been given regarding Maha Kumbh. The screenshot of the threat given on Instagram has been circulated on the internet media. Taking the matter seriously, Maha Kumbh Police and Cyber Police have started an investigation. After tracing the accused, it has been said that further legal action will be taken by registering a case.
On Tuesday, a screenshot was circulated on the internet media. The screenshot is said to be of an account named Nasar Pathan created on Instagram. In this, objectionable comments were made on Hindus and threats were given regarding Maha Kumbh. When the circulated screenshot reached the police officials, cognizance was taken. After this, an investigation was started into the matter.
It has been said that the name in which the account was created on Instagram, someone else has given the threatening message. This is also being investigated. Cyber Police is also engaged in investigation at its level regarding the ID created on Instagram.
Initial investigation has revealed that this account created in the name of Nasar Pathan has zero followers. But the police are taking this matter seriously. Earlier, Khalistani terrorist Pannu had broadcast a video and threatened to take revenge in Maha Kumbh. Pannu's threatening video was broadcast after three terrorists were killed in an encounter in Pilibhit.
At present, SSP Maha Kumbh Rajesh Dwivedi says that the matter is being investigated. If the truth is revealed, a case will be registered and strict legal action will be taken against the accused.
No entry of e-rickshaws, taxis, and tempos in the Sangam area today
On the New Year i.e. Wednesday, e-rickshaws, tempos, and taxis will be banned in the Sangam area. Be cautious while enjoying the New Year. Action will be taken against those who indulge in obscene acts and hooliganism. From Tuesday night itself, the police started monitoring anti-social elements by checking at various intersections of the city.
No entry and route diversion has been done by the traffic police keeping in mind the first day of the new year.
Vehicles will be banned if the crowd increases in the posh area of Civil Lines.
Vehicles going from the city area towards Jhunsi, Handia will go via Phaphamau to Sahason, Tharwai, and Andawa.
Entry of all types of commercial passenger vehicles e-rickshaw, tempo, and taxis will be prohibited towards the Sangam area.
Vehicles coming from Jhunsi will be sent from Sardar Patel Institute via GT Jawahar Flyover towards Bangar Dharamshala Chauraha.
Vehicles coming from Naini which have to go towards Jhunsi will go to their destination via Bangar Dharamshala Chauraha via GT Jawahar Flyover.
Traffic going towards the Sangam area and Bade Hanumanji will be able to go to their destination via Hasimpur Bridge, Bakshibaandh, Nagvasuki.
People residing in the Jhunsi area who have to come to the city area. They will reach their destination on New Year via Andawa, Sahason- Phaphamau road.
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