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In the Haldwani violence case, police registered case against 19 people. Curfew has also been lifted from the region

Haldwani violence: over 5,000 booked, curfew lifted in some areas

In the Haldwani violence case, police registered case against 19 people. Curfew has also been lifted from the region

A day after violence broke out in Haldwani's Banbhoolpura area, police said they have registered a case against more than 5,000 people. Nineteen of them have been named, while others are yet to be identified.
Curfew has been lifted from the outer areas of this violence-hit Uttarakhand town, but it remains in force in the Banbhoolpura area that witnessed arson and vandalism by a mob over the demolition of an illegally built madrasa on Thursday.
Shops on the outskirts of the town opened on Saturday but schools remain closed.
Additional Director General (ADG) of Police, Law and Order, A P Anshuman, who is camping in Haldwani, said, "Patrolling is continuously being done in the affected area and the situation is under control."
Moreover, Internet services continue to be suspended to prevent rumours from spreading through social media platforms. However, the residents of the Banbhoolpura area, where the curfew is still in force, are being allowed to buy essentials from time to time, the ADG said.
The movement of trains up to Kathgodam has also been resumed, he added.
No fresh untoward incident has been reported from anywhere, the officer said. Six rioters were killed in Thursday's violence, officials said.
More than 60 people were hurt on Thursday as locals hurled stones and petrol bombs at municipal workers and police, forcing many police personnel to seek refuge in a police station, which the mob then set on fire.
Seven people, including a journalist, were under treatment on Friday at three different hospitals. Three of them were said to be in a serious condition.
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A curfew has been imposed in Uttarakhand's Haldwani after clashes broke out between the locals and police

Violence in Haldwani after police razes 'illegal' building, curfew imposed

A curfew has been imposed in Uttarakhand's Haldwani after clashes broke out between the locals and police

Clashes broke out in Uttarakhand's Haldwani after the police razed a building they claimed was illegal. According to reports, people living near the building pelted stones and set police vehicles on fire after IT was demolished.
India Today reported that the mob also set a transformer on fire leading to a power outage. Additional forces have been deployed to Halwani in view of the violence.&nbsp;
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The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the Uttarakhand High Court order for removal of encroachments from 29 acres of land claimed by the railways in Haldwani, calling it a "human issue" and saying 50,000 people cannot be uprooted overnight.

Haldwani encroachment row: Will proceed according to Supreme Court's order says CM Dhami

The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the Uttarakhand High Court order for removal of encroachments from 29 acres of land claimed by the railways in Haldwani, calling it a "human issue" and saying 50,000 people cannot be uprooted overnight.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Thursday said that the government would proceed according to the Supreme Court's order staying a December 20 direction of the Uttarakhand High Court which had directed eviction of thousands of families occupying railway land in Haldwani district within a week.
"We've said earlier also that it is a railway land. We will proceed as per the court's order," said Dhami to ANI reacting to apex court's putting a stay on the High Court's order to remove encroachments from railway land in Haldwani's Banbhoolpura area.
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The top court said that thousands of people cannot be uprooted overnight.

Haldwani encroachment row: Supreme Court's interim order in favour of protestors, pauses eviction order

SC order on Haldwani eviction row: interim relief for protestors Supreme Court paused eviction from land claimed by Railways SC said thousands can't be uprooted overnight: reports

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Providing interim relief to protestors in Uttarakhand's Haldwani, the Supreme Court on 5 January 2023 paused their eviction from land claimed by the Railways.
The Supreme Court paused an Uttarakhand High Court order which had cleared the way for their eviction. The top court said that thousands of people cannot be uprooted overnight.
The disputed 2 km area reportedly has houses, 4 government schools, 11 private schools, a bank, 2 water tanks, 10 mosques, 4 temples, and many shops.
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