Commissioner Vishram Kumar Meena and Superintendent of Police Rajesh Kumar inspecting Brij Mandal Jalabhishek Yatra Marg.
The administration has made complete preparations for the Braj Mandal Jalabhishek Yatra in Nuh district of Haryana. Internet services have also been discontinued to ensure that there is no disturbance in the journey. During this time, the services of bulk SMS will also be suspended. This order from 9 pm on July 13 to 14
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However, SMS related facilities related to banking and mobile recharge will continue as before. According to the Additional Chief Secretary of the Home Department, these orders have been given to keep the law and order smooth. In view of this, Deputy Commissioner Vishram Kumar Meena and Superintendent of Police Rajesh Kumar inspected the entire Brij Mandal Jalabhishek Yatra route.
Apart from this, CM Naib Saini has issued orders to close meat shops and meat factory on the route of the journey. In terms of security, two and a half thousand policemen have been deployed. Apart from this, the blocks have also been increased this time. Nuh police have also issued an advisory of traffic route.
Please tell that during the Brajmandal visit in the year 2023, there was violence in Nuh, in which 7 people also died. The journey was taken out in the next year i.e. July 2024 of this violence under tight security. During this time there were curfew -like conditions in temples.
At the same time, the government has also banned Bittu Bajrangi, the leader of the Hindu organization of Faridabad, who was accused of violence in 2023. The Nuh administration has not allowed him. Bettu Bajrangi has also filed a petition in the High Court regarding this.
Horseman police deployed for security in Nuh.
Police made these arrangements regarding Braj Mandal Jalabhishek Yatra …
Temples will remain tight security arrangements On Sunday, Deputy Commissioner Vishram Kumar Meena and Superintendent of Police Rajesh Kumar first reached Nalhadeshwar Mahadev Temple in Nalhar, where he took information from the members of the temple committee about the preparations and arrangements related to the yatra. After this, inspected the proposed parking sites. After this, reaching the Jhirkeshwar Mahadev Temple at Ferozepur Jhirka and Shringeshwar Mahadev Temple located in the village Singar and took information about the preparations for the yatra. Deputy Commissioner Meena said that the safety, cleanliness, traffic control and necessary emergency services should be maintained.
Devotees will be delivered by 20 buses On behalf of the administration, the administration will arrange 20 buses of the Transport Department to take the devotees to the Nalhadeshwar Mahadev Temple. These buses will take devotees from the parking lot to the temple and leave it back to the parking lot. Except for VIP vehicles, there will not be an entry of any vehicles. For this, six parking sites have been built by the administration. Apart from the land, there will also be a strong watch from the sky for the protection of the devotees. Special arrangements have been made by the police to monitor the drone.
2500 police personnel deployed, investigative dogs also deployed To cover this entire journey, four drones will monitor every activity in the sky. About 2,500 police personnel will be deployed in 20 police companies. Haryana commandos and investigative dogs have also been deployed. The horse police will also continuously patrol the area. Hundreds of intelligence department officials will keep an eye on 14 DSPs and plain clothes. The district will get admission only after intensive search on 30 points. Bringing fast music and weapons has been banned. Already, six sites have been selected for parking for vehicles of devotees before the temple.
Nuh police also issued traffic advisory … Route has been diverted to ensure that there is no disturbance in the Brajmandal visit and there is no inconvenience.
- Heavy vehicles going from Alwar to Gurugram or Sohna will now be sent to Gurugram or Sohna via KMP and Rewasan via Ambedkar Chowk in Ferozepur Jhirka via Mumbai Expressway.
- At the same time, vehicles going from Gurugram or Sohna to Alwar will be sent to Alwar via KMP Rewasan via Ambedkar Chowk, Ferozepur Jhirka via Mumbai Expressway.
- The same route has been set for heavy vehicles going from Tawadu to Alwar, they will go from KMP Rewasan to Mumbai Expressway and then from Ambedkar Chowk to Alwar.
- Heavy vehicles going from Palwal, Hodal and Aligarh in Uttar Pradesh to Alwar will also have to follow this route. They will be sent from Ambedkar Chowk, Ferozepur Jhirka towards Alwar via KMP and Mumbai Expressway.
- Heavy vehicles coming from Palwal, Hodal and Aligarh towards Nuh will not be allowed to enter Nuh until the journey is over.
- Vehicles coming from Jaipur towards Nuh will be allowed to enter Nuh only after the journey is over via the Mumbai Expressway and KMP Rewasan.
- Heavy vehicles going from Punhana, Gurugram and Tawadu towards Nuh will also be able to come towards Noonh only after the completion of the journey.
Rootmap released for Brajmandal Yatra in Nuh.
How Noonh violence took place in July 2023 and what happened so far …
Violence erupted after a confrontation in 2 groups The riot erupted last year during a Brijmandal visit in Nuh. During this period, more than 3 dozen trains were set on fire after a confrontation in 2 groups. Police was also stoned. The miscreants also attacked the cyber police station of Nuh. The miscreants pelted stones and set fire to the vehicles parked outside.
Seeing the uproar, the policemen had to run away after saving their lives. Arson was also set in many places in Nagina and Ferozepur-Jhirka towns of Mewat. Earlier, the miscreants also vandalized the school bus. The bus was robbed by the miscreants and hit his wall to break the police station.
The spark of violence erupted in Nuh also reached temples. The miscreants tried to arson in many places, apart from vandalizing temples. The miscreants vandalized a lot at the Kali Mata Temple near Palari Road crematorium in Nuh City. The crowd was so uncontrollable that he also fiercely stones at the houses around the temple so that no one could get out of there.
7 people died in Nuh violence 7 people died during this violence. Of these, 4 were from Nuh, 2 Gurugram and 1 from Panipat districts. A large number of people were also injured. Hundreds of vehicles were burnt. In this violence case, the police had registered about 61 cases in different police stations. The cases in which UAPA have been installed is associated with the murder of 2 Home Guards and a Bajrang Dal worker.
In addition to Bittu Bajrangi, the leader of the Hindu organization, 3 more big names were revealed in inciting this violence. Which included the names of Monu Manesar, Ashok Baba and Congress MLA Maman Khan from Ferozepur Jhirka seat. 7 people died in these riots. 61 FIRs took place, around 450 people were arrested. All the rest except 17 people got bail. However, Monu Manesar is still in jail in the Nasir-Junaid murder case.
Vehicles burnt by miscreants during violence in Nuh.
Bulldozer was run at homes and shops After the violence, the administration drove a total of 1208 houses and bulldozers at paved and raw shops. At that time it was said that this action has been taken due to involvement in the riots. The bulldozer continued from 4 August to 7 August. The police have also made encounters of two accused in this case. The first encounter took place 10 days after the violence i.e. on 10 August on the Aravalli hills in Silkho village. The second encounter also took place in these hills at 10:30 pm on 21 August.
Aamir accused of riots in Nuh’s hospital. It was arrested by the police after the encounter.
Pakistan connection also came in front Pakistani connections were also revealed in this violence. After more than 12 social media accounts related to Pakistan, the police teams caught the violence and the followers associated with the account, and it came to know that it not only has Haryana’s Mewat, but also a large number of followers of Rajasthan. Posts were uploaded to celebrate the violence as well as celebrating after the violence.
The picture is from July 2024, when the journey was completed under strict security of the police.
In July 2024, the journey was done under tight security The journey was taken out in the next year i.e. July 2024 of the violence under tight security. During this time there were curfew -like conditions in temples. Due to security reasons, the journey started from Nalhadeshwar Temple with a delay of about 3 hours instead of morning. The time of 5 hours was fixed for this 80 km visit but it was dealt with within 4 hours. Last year too, the government had closed the internet here till 6 pm. The journey was also given security cover from front and back. In which the police vehicles were at the forefront and at the forefront of the journey convoy. Apart from this, police was also deployed on the entire route.
Read order to shut down the internet …