Police inspector, civilian killed in Bulandshahr violence LATEST updates: A police inspector and civilian were killed in clashes that broke out in Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh on Monday over allegations of alleged cow slaughter. The civilian was identified as Sumit, and the inspector as Subodh Kumar Singh of the Syana Police Station. A police official, addressing the media, said that a Special Investigating Team (SIT) will be formed to probe the case. The violence reportedly began in the aftermath of an alleged case of cow slaughter, the police said. However. other
reports say that the trigger was the discovery of parts of a dead cow. [caption id=“attachment_5663421” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Bulandshahr violence[/caption] Members of several Hindu groups with an alleged cow carcass gathered on the Bulandshahr-Syana road and pelted stones at the police personnel, IANS reported. The protests, believed to members of the Hindu Yuva Vahini and Bajrang Dal, also set police vehicles on fire and pelted stones at officers who reached the spot to get the situation under control. They also torched passing vehicles. This comes while Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath is out of the state, campaigning for the BJP on Rajasthan ahead of the 7 December elections. Bulandshahr District Magistrate Anuj Jha was quoted as saying by
NewsX that the police inspector was shot dead as protests broke out between two groups over the issue of illegal slaughterhouses. Four policemen and a civilian were also injured during the clashes. The inspector has been identified as Subodh Kumar Singh identified. The profusely bleeding inspector was rushed to the Aurangabad community health centre, where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Local Hindu organisations claimed that “minority communities” had resorted to cow slaughter in Bulandshahr, and there were rumours of the same, as well. No preventive detentions have been made yet either, according to CNN-News18.
Police inspector, civilian killed in Bulandshahr violence LIVE updates: Adityanath still mum; UP SIT to probe clashes
Police inspector, civilian killed in Bulandshahr violence LATEST updates: A police inspector and civilian were killed in clashes that broke out in Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh on Monday over allegations of alleged cow slaughter. The civilian was identified as Sumit, and the inspector as Subodh Kumar Singh of the Syana Police Station.
 "Police inspector, civilian killed in Bulandshahr violence LIVE updates: Adityanath still mum; UP SIT to probe clashes")
SBSP MLA Om Prakash Rajbhar expresses condolences
#Bulandshahr में पुलिस व ग्रामीणों के संघर्ष में स्याना कोतवाल सुबोध कुमार सिंह की मौत का समाचार बेहद दुखद है। भावपूर्ण श्रद्धांजलि !
— Om Prakash Rajbhar (@oprajbhar) December 3, 2018
‘Unfortunate phase of violence under BJP reign,’ tweets Akhilesh Yadav
बुलंदशहर में पुलिस व ग्रामीणों के संघर्ष में स्याना कोतवाल सुबोध कुमार सिंह की मौत का समाचार बेहद दुखद है. भावपूर्ण श्रद्धांजलि.
— Akhilesh Yadav (@yadavakhilesh) December 3, 2018
उप्र भाजपा के शासनकाल में हिंसा और अराजकता के दुर्भाग्यपूर्ण दौर से गुज़र रहा है.
Still no word from Yogi Adityanath
Two people were killed in the clashes in Bulandshahr, but there is still no word on the violence from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who is campaigning for the BJP in poll-bound Rajasthan.
Two killed after mob in Bulandshahr goes on rampage
Violence broke out in Bulandshahr on Monday over alleged illegal slaughter of cattle, leaving a police inspector and a youth dead as a mob went on a rampage here torching a police post and clashed with police, which opened fire to control the situation, officials said.
Additional Director General of Meerut zone Prashant Kumar said the protesters from Mahaw village and nearby areas pelted stones on the police and indulged in arson setting several vehicles and the Chingarwathi Police Chowki on fire.
Inspector Subodh Kumar, who was posted at the Syana Police Station, died in the violence, he said, but did not elaborate.
Police said a 20-year-old youth, identified as Sumit died of gun-shot wounds.
The trouble started after villagers found some body parts of cow and its progeny in a jungle in Mahaw village, the ADG said.
Angry villagers and members of various Hindu groups brought the animal remains in tractor-trolley to the Chingarwathi Police Chowki and demanded action against the culprits.
They raised slogans against the police administration and blocked the Bulandshahr-Garh highway.
District Magistrate Anuj Kumar Jha said police and senior officials tried to reason with the protestors but they refused to budge.
As Sub-divisional Magistrate Avinash Kumar Maurya arrived on the scene, protesters turned violent, pelting stones on policemen and indulging in arson.
District Magistrate Anuj Kumar Jha said police had to open fire in self-defence.
Meerut Divisional Commissioner Aneeta C Meshram said she was rushing to the spot to take stock of the situation.
PTI
‘Protesters were armed’
ADG (Meerut) Prashant Kumar said the protesters who attacked the police officials were armed.
Video by 101Reporters
Reinforcements rushed in, says senior police official
Reinforcement rushed to spot of violence in Bulandshahr, situation under control: ADG Law and Order Anand Kumar.
PTI
People in Bulandshahr were seen attacking a police station with sticks and stones
Video: 101Reporters
Cow-related violence earlier reported from UP’s Hapur
This incident of cow-related violence has taken place after a significant gap of time. The last incident of cow-related violence reported in the national media was in June, when a 45-year-old man was lynched over rumours of cow slaughter in Uttar Pradesh’s Hapur.
‘Mob engaged in arson’
Additional Director General of Meerut zone Prashant Kumar said a mob pelted the police with stones and indulged in arson setting several vehicles and the Chingarwathi Police Chowki on fire.
SIT to probe case
ADG (Law and order) Anand Kumar also said that an SIT has been formed to probe the case.
Anand Kumar (ADG Law and Order) addressing the media
The official identified the second person killed as Sumit.
Anand Kumar,(ADG L&O): One policeman died in stone pelting from villagers, later a local Sumit also got shot and was shifted to a hospital in Meerut where he succumbed to injuries. Probe is underway to find out who shot him #Bulandshahr https://t.co/V5NFXaDbNe
— ANI UP/Uttarakhand (@ANINewsUP) December 3, 2018
Anuj Jha, DM Bulandshahr, speaking on the violence
SSP Bulandshahr, KB Singh, speaking to the media
Toll rises to 2
One more person has died in the violence, and the toll has risen to 2, CNN News18 reports.
Senior officials rush to crime scene
Senior police officials have rushed to the crime scene to contain the violence, which threatens peace in the entire region.
According to available information, members of several Hindu groups with an alleged cow carcass gathered on the Bulandshahr-Syana road and pelted stones at the police personnel.
The Hindu Yuva Vahini and Bajrang Dal activists also vandalized vehicles and attacked police officials. They torched several passing vehicles.
IANS
Agitators entered into scuffle with police in Bulandshahr
The incident took place near the Chingrawathi crossing, where hundreds of people had gathered. The protesters soon entered into a scuffle with the local police and the crowd started pelting stones at them.
Protests in Bulandshahr
Video by 101Reporters
Protesters in Bulandshahr
Image by 101Reporters
Yogi Adityanath in poll-bound Rajasthan
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath is in Rajasthan and is campaigning for the BJP there.
Deceased policeman identified as Subodh Kumar Singh
The police inspector who has been killed has been identified as Subodh Kumar Singh.
One police official killed during clash with protesters in Bulandshahr
One police inspector has died during a clash with protesters agitating against illegal slaughterhouses in Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr, reports have said.
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