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UP govt backtracks after seeking data on Brahmins with gun licenses

A letter sent by the UP government to the District Magistrates asking details of&nbsp;Brahmins&nbsp;who have applied for and received arms licences was later reportedly backtracked. Here is why.

UP govt sought information on gun licenses, then backtracked

UP govt wanted to know how many Brahmins&nbsp;applied for gun license
The govt later backtracked, said information not required
BJP&nbsp;MLA&nbsp;had asked questions on no. of Brahmins&nbsp;killed
Vidhan Sabha&rsquo;s Principal Secretary denied seeking such information
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The Yogi Adityanath-led government in UP had sent an unusual letter to the District Magistrates on 18th August asking them how many Brahmins have applied for and received arms licences. The letter was sent after BJP MLA from Sultanpur, Devmani Dwiwedi asked a question in the assembly related to the number of Brahmins killed in the past three years in the state.
The letter signed by Prakash Chandra Agarwal, Under Secretary in the state Home Department was later reportedly backtracked with a senior official saying the details &ldquo;are no longer being pursued.&rdquo;
Vidhan Sabha&rsquo;s Principal Secretary Pradeep Dubey denied seeking any such information and that no such question was accepted during the session.

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