Insult Of The National Flag In Owaisi’s Meeting In Barabanki
Insult of the national flag in Owaisi’s meeting in Barabanki increased section in the case filed against AIMIM President.
A case was filed against AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi and the organizing board on Thursday night at Nagar Kotwali.
Taking cognizance of the photo going viral on the internet media, the police has now extended Section-2 of the Prevention of Insults to National Pride Act (1971).
On the Tahrir of City Police Outpost in-charge Harishankar Sahu.
Owaisi was sued on Thursday in Nagar Kowatali for holding a public meeting without permission and inciting religious sentiments, under Section 144 and Covid-19 and Epidemic Act.
In this, there was also an allegation of making indecent remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
On the second day of the public meeting on Friday, a photo went viral, in which the national flag was draped in a pillar. Owaisi was addressing a public meeting near him.
Inspector Amar Singh, in charge of Nagar Kotwali, said that now Section-2 of the Prevention of Insults to National Pride Act (1971) has also been increased in the case.
Explain that there is a provision of three years imprisonment if found guilty under section two of the Prevention of Insults to National Pride Act.
It is noteworthy that Owaisi was allowed tea and breakfast at the house of Chaudhary Faiz-ur-Rehman in Mohalla Katra of the city, but he addressed a large public meeting here.
For this, other arrangements including stage, barricading, sound were also made.
On this, Daryabad MLA Satish Chandra Sharma had demanded an FIR against AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi and the organizers of the event.
Insult of the national flag in Owaisi’s meeting: He had written a complaint letter to the Additional Chief Secretary Home, a copy of which was also sent to the DM and SP.
The MLA told that he also talked to the DM and SP in this regard. Then the administration swung into action and after that, the police had registered a case at Nagar Kotwali.
There will be a big reshuffle in the police department before the UP assembly elections, officers and employees who have been frozen for three years will be removed
There will be a major reshuffle in the police department before the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh.
Police officers and employees who have been in a district for more than three years will also be removed.
The Election Commission had also given important instructions regarding the preparations for the security arrangements in the past.
The government has now constituted two committees for screening from ASP level to Inspector.
