Mumbai: After communal violence, peace has now been restored in Nagpur. Curfew has also been relaxed. Along with this, 99 accused have been arrested so far in the communal violence case. They are accused of being involved in the violence. This information was given by Nagpur Police Commissioner Ravinder Singhal here today. He said that the situation in Nagpur is now peaceful, so curfew has also been relaxed.

Along with this, action is also being taken against those who spread tension and noise. When asked whether the police have also arrested innocent people, Muslims have made such allegations, the Commissioner said that whoever was present at the spot at the time of violence has been arrested. Further action will be taken on the basis of evidence.

Ravinder Singhal said that the accused are being identified on the basis of video photos and other grounds. If any innocent people have been arrested in this, then it will be confirmed in the action through the cyber department. In view of Friday prayers, tight security arrangements were made in the area so that no untoward incident takes place. Anyone arrested will be taken into custody. On the question of the connection between Nagpur violence and Malegaon, the Police Commissioner said that this is a matter of investigation and it is not appropriate to say anything about it right now.

He said that investigation is going on on every aspect. According to Ravinder Singhal, law and order is maintained in Nagpur and the situation is completely under control. Social media and other sources are also being monitored.

Mumbai: After the mysterious suicide of actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s manager Disha Salian, there was an uproar in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and Vidhan Sabha and the members demanded an inquiry into the matter. The proceedings of the Upper House were adjourned twice, while the proceedings of the Lower House had to be adjourned once for 10 minutes. Disha Salian’s father had filed a petition in the High Court demanding an inquiry into his daughter’s death, after which the ruling members not only created a ruckus in the House over the matter but also demanded action against the accused involved in it.

In the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, Legislative Assembly member Amit Sattam said that Disha Salian’s father has suspected suicide and the investigation of the case is not yet complete. Amit Sattam has also demanded that the government take necessary steps and take action against the culprits and investigate.

Minister Nitesh Rane said that the Supreme Court’s guiding principle is present in cases of gang rape and atrocities on women, yet action has not been taken in the Disha Salian case. Is there a separate law for the accused? He said that the Supreme Court has directed that the accused in rape and murder cases should be arrested immediately, so why are these three people being protected? They should be arrested and sent to jail.

When Rane was asked why he did not come for investigation even when he was called by the SIT, he said, “I have doubts about the person who was appointed as the ST officer, Chimaji Udayo. I have written a letter to express my views. Why should I go to the same officer with evidence, so that he can give these evidences to the accused and destroy them?” In this matter, Aditya Thackeray said that what should be done if the work of the House is to be stopped on this issue because we are raising questions on the development of Maharashtra and other issues. Where has Maharashtra been taken?

He said that earlier the proceedings of the House were affected on the Aurangzeb issue, during which a minister had to resign. This is being done to suppress all these things, but Maharashtra has sent you to the House to work. The public will have to answer this.

Minister of State for Home Yogesh Kadam has ordered to complete the investigation of the Disha Salian case and said that the government will not accept any pressure in this matter and he has also demanded to seek the SIT report on this matter as soon as possible.

Mumbai: Cyber ​​Cell has formally registered a sedition case against 6 people including Faheem Khan in the Nagpur communal violence case. The Cyber ​​Cell investigated several accounts in which they also found evidence of inciting violence through controversial and distorted videos.

On this basis, the Cyber ​​Cell has registered a case against Faheem Khan in this case and will also seek his remand. The FIR registered by Nagpur Cyber ​​Police has the names of more than 51 accused and it is likely that more accused may be involved in the case. This information was given here today by Nagpur Cyber ​​DCP Zone 3.

Police investigation into the case has revealed that most of the videos were uploaded from Nagpur, but some were also uploaded from abroad. Investigation is also going on about the videos coming from Bangladesh. The sedition case registered by the police is for making the video of violence viral and inciting and provoking violence. A misleading rumour has been spread about a sit-in protest demanding the removal of Aurangzeb’s Dargah and the above video has been presented in a wrong way. So far, 4 FIRs have been registered. The violence that erupted after the riots was encouraged, supported and an attempt was made to justify it. Many accounts have also been identified.

Along with this, details have been given by writing a letter to Twitter and Instagram. Details of Bangladeshi accounts have also been sought. Faheem Khan has also been made an accused in the cyber case. There are about 50 accused in the cyber FIR. The police have investigated 230 accounts in which a case has been registered against 50 people and the case has been registered only after verification. The police is also investigating the Bangladeshi link.