Uttar Pradesh News: What is the current situation in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh? After the violence in Sambhal, UP on 24 November, the ban imposed by the district administration on the entry of outsiders to maintain peace here has been extended till 10 December. Also, a delegation of SP MPs going from Delhi to Sambhal was stopped by the UP Police near the UP-Delhi border. Due to this, a jam of several kilometers long was created. We explain to you the latest update related to this entire dispute in 10 points.

Police stopped SP MPs from regaining composure.

Samajwadi Party MP from Muzaffarnagar and member of the SP delegation Harendra Maliwereas stopped at UP Gate. While going from Delhi to Sambhal, Muzaffarnagar MP Harendra Malik was stopped the at Ghazipur border on the Delhi Meerut Expressway. Due to this, a long jam was seen. Along with this, Sambhal MP Zia ur Rehman Warq and Rampur MP Mohibullah Nadvi were also stopped at the Delhi-Ghazipur border.

There was a huge jam at the Delhi-Ghazipur border.

A large number of police personnel were deployed on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway and as soon as the SP MP reached there, his vehicles were stopped. The police checked each vehicle and then allowed them to proceed. Due to this, a traffic jam of several kilometers was created behind them. The policemen told Muzaffarnagar's SP MP Harendra Malik that he was not allowed to proceed further. The situation would be cleared only after the arrival of the ACP.

Ruling party accused of arbitrariness

On this occasion, MP Harendra Malik said that this is the arbitrariness of the ruling party. Due to this, they are being stopped from going ahead. Anyone can go anywhere. He said that he would definitely be careful and if the police stopped him, he would take the next step within the ambit of the law. At present, the MPs have had to return to Delhi after waiting for a long time. He has said that he will definitely raise this issue in Parliament on Monday. There was a jam of several kilometers while they were being stopped.

Entry of outsiders is banned till December 10

To maintain peace after the violence in Sambhal on November 24, the district administration has extended the ban on the entry of outsiders till December 10. The district administration has also extended the period of prohibitory orders under Section 163 of the Indian Civil Security Code from December 1 to December 31. District Magistrate Rajendra Persia said in a statement issued here, "No outsider, any social organization or public representative will enter the district boundary without the permission of the competent authority till December 10."

Important orders issued for social media

The District Magistrate said in the order, "If any person tries to spread rumors in a group on social media, the 'group admin' will remove the said post and immediately inform the police about it. Cyber ​​cafes in the district will keep a register in which the names of every customer will be written. No one will burn an effigy at a public place in Sambhal."

The MP asked- why are we being stopped?

This move is important because a delegation of the Samajwadi Party (SP) was to visit Sambhal on Saturday to collect information about the violence. SP MP from Muzaffarnagar Harendra Malik was stopped from coming to Sambhal from Ghaziabad. Malik said, "I do not understand why we are being stopped. Are the opposition leaders, MPs so irresponsible that they cannot be allowed to move within the state?" He said, "Our delegation also includes SP MP from Sambhal Ziaur Rahman Barq and Iqra Hasan from Kairana. What can we do? This government is acting like an autocratic ruler." Meanwhile, the police have cordoned off the residence of SP MP from Moradabad Ruchi Veera.

Akhilesh Yadav blamed the government.

Meanwhile, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav posted on 'X' and said, "Imposing a ban is a failure of the BJP government's governance, administration and government management. If the government had already imposed such a ban on those who dreamed of causing riots and made people raise frenzied slogans, the atmosphere of harmony and peace in Sambhal would not have been spoiled." Akhilesh said, "Just like the BJP changes the entire cabinet at once, it should also take real action against the entire administration board in Sambhal, suspending them from top to bottom and accusing them of negligence in conspiracy and dismiss them and also file a case for taking someone's life."

'BJP government is hiding the truth of Sambhal violence'

Samajwadi Party issued a statement saying, "The incident of the government deploying police at the houses of the leaders included in the SP delegation formed to investigate the violence in Sambhal and preventing them from going to Sambhal is highly condemnable and undemocratic. The BJP government is hiding the truth of the Sambhal violence. The SP delegation should be allowed to go to Sambhal." SP state unit president Shyam Lal Pal had said on Friday that a party delegation led by Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Mata Prasad Pandey will go to Sambhal on Saturday on the instructions of party chief Akhilesh Yadav and will submit a report to the party chief after collecting detailed information about the violence that took place there.

Congress delegation will go on December 2

Congress state unit president Ajay Rai told reporters that a Congress delegation will go to Sambhal on December 2 to gather information on the matter. Meanwhile, Mata Prasad Pandey told reporters outside his residence in Lucknow, "Home Secretary Sanjay Prasad called me and requested me not to go to Sambhal. Sambhal's district magistrate also called me and told me that the ban on entry of outsiders in the district has been extended till December 10, so I will now go to the party office and discuss the issue." Pandey said, "This government probably wants to stop me in Sambhal to hide its mistakes because many mistakes will be exposed during our visit." Heavy security has been put in place outside Pandey's residence since Friday night.

The situation of tension has been created since the survey.

A situation of tension arose in Sambhal after the first survey of Jama Masjid was conducted on November 19 on the orders of the court. The petition on which the court gave this order claimed that the place where Jama Masjid is located was once a Harihar temple. After this, violence broke out on November 24 when the mosque was surveyed again. During this time, four people died and 25 others were injured in a clash between the protesters and the police.