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Police arrested three men for allegedly supplying drugs along the Kanwar Yatra route in Muzaffarnagar. Cash and contraband were seized during the operation.

Police Arrest Three for Drug Distribution on Kanwar Yatra Route

Three Arrested on Kanwar Yatra Route

Police arrested three men for allegedly supplying drugs along the Kanwar Yatra route in Muzaffarnagar. Cash and contraband were seized during the operation.

Police have arrested three people for allegedly supplying drugs along the Kanwar Yatra route here and seized contraband from them, officials said on Monday.
They also seized Rs 19,450 in cash from the trio during the arrest under the Civil Lines area here on Sunday evening, officials said.
Circle Officer Raju Kumar Sab said a case has been registered against Vaibhav, Gulshan Kumar, and Krishan Kumar under the provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
On Sunday, thousands of kanwariyas (Lord Shiva devotees), heading back from Haridwar in Uttarakhand with Gangajal, were greeted by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath with a helicopter showering flowers on them in Muzaffarnagar.
Authorities have implemented tight security measures along the Kanwar Yatra routes. The Yatra concludes on July 23, when the pilgrims will return home after offering the holy water from the Ganges at Shiva temples on their way.
As he welcomed the pilgrims, Adityanath claimed that some people were trying to defame the Kanwar Yatra on social media and urged every 'Kanwar Sangh' to expose such troublemakers.&nbsp;

Police have booked the manager of PNB's New Mandi branch in Muzaffarnagar.

Fake ₹50 notes found in Punjab National Bank branch in UP; manager booked, say police

Police have booked the manager of PNB's New Mandi branch in Muzaffarnagar.

A fake currency controversy has erupted after counterfeit notes were allegedly found in a Punjab National Bank branch in Uttar Pradesh.
Police have booked the manager of PNB's New Mandi branch in Muzaffarnagar. 27 counterfeit currency notes of ₹50 denomination were allegedly found in the bank chest.
Police filed a case after the Reserve Bank of India's regional office in Kanpur filed a complaint. The fake notes were reportedly found in January 2023.
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The farmers protesting against the three central farm laws are organising a 'Kisan Mahapanchayat' in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar on Sunday.
The Uttar Pradesh government has ramped up security arrangements in view of the farmers' gathering.
Six companies of the provincial armed constabulary (PAC) and two companies of rapid action force (RAF) are being deployed in Muzaffarnagar.
DIG of Saharanpur range Preetinder Singh said on Saturday that the event will be video-recorded while five SSPs, seven ASPs and 40 police inspectors will be posted on security duty.
According to farmer leaders, discussions will be held on issues concerning farmers, including the contentious three laws passed by the Centre last year, sugarcane support price and power supply.
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The Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), an umbrella body of farmers, has claimed that farmers from Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab and Maharashtra will take part in the Mahapanchayat.

'Kisan Mahapanchayat' in UP's Muzaffarnagar on Sunday, state govt ramps up security

The UP govt has ramped up security in Muzaffarnagar ahead of the Kisan&nbsp;Mahapanchat&nbsp;on Sunday. Here are the details.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The farmers protesting against the three central farm laws are organising a 'Kisan Mahapanchayat' in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar on Sunday.
The Uttar Pradesh government has ramped up security arrangements in view of the farmers' gathering.
Six companies of the provincial armed constabulary and two companies of rapid action force are being deployed in Muzaffarnagar.
DIG of Saharanpur range Preetinder Singh said on Saturday that the event will be video-recorded while five SSPs, seven ASPs and 40 police inspectors will be posted on security duty. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha, which is an umbrella body of farmers, has claimed that farmers from Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab and Maharashtra will take part in the Mahapanchayat.
According to farmer leaders, discussions will be held on issues concerning farmers, including the contentious three laws passed by the Centre last year, sugarcane support price and power supply.

Farmers from across the country, including Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab and Maharashtra will take part in Kisan&nbsp;Mahapanchayat&nbsp;on Sunday.

The farmers protesting against the three central farm laws are organising a 'Kisan Mahapanchayat' in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar on Sunday.
The Uttar Pradesh government has ramped up security arrangements in view of the farmers' gathering.
Six companies of the provincial armed constabulary and two companies of rapid action force are being deployed in Muzaffarnagar.
DIG of Saharanpur range Preetinder Singh said on Saturday that the event will be video-recorded while five SSPs, seven ASPs and 40 police inspectors will be posted on security duty.
According to farmer leaders, discussions will be held on issues concerning farmers, including the contentious three laws passed by the Centre last year, sugarcane support price and power supply.
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The Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), an umbrella body of farmers, has claimed that farmers from Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab and Maharashtra will take part in the Mahapanchayat.

The Yogi Adityanath government in UP has withdrawn 77 cases related to 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots without giving any reason.
Senior advocate Vijay Hansaria informed the Supreme Court of the development on Tuesday. These cases relate to offences entailing punishment of life sentence.
The move comes at a time when is Supreme Court is slated to hear a petition seeking quick disposal of cases against MPs and MLAs.
Vijay Hansaria, who is amicus curiae in the matter, also pointed out that the Karnataka government has withdrawn 62 cases without giving any reason, Tamil Nadu has withdrawn four cases, Telangana has withdrawn 14 cases and Kerala has withdrawn 36 cases.
In December last year, Uttar Pradesh had drawn up a list of leaders against whom cases were being withdrawn. The list included three BJP MLAs -- Sangeet Som, Suresh Rana, Kapil Dev - and right-wing leader Sadhvi Prachi.
In March this year, cases against 12 BJP leaders, including Rana and Som, and Sadhvi Prachi were dropped with the assent of a special court.
On August 10, the Supreme Court had ordered that state prosecutors cannot withdraw criminal cases against lawmakers without prior sanction from high courts.
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Muzaffarnagar riots: Yogi govt withdraws 77 cases, no reason given

Muzaffarnagar riots: Yogi govt withdraws 77 cases, no reason given
Move ahead of SC hearing on speeding criminal cases against MPs, MLAs
Karnataka&nbsp;drops 62 cases, Kerala&nbsp;36, Tamil Nadu 4 and Telangana&nbsp;14
Earlier UP govt dropped riots cases against Sangeet&nbsp;Som, Sadhvi&nbsp;Prachi, others

The Yogi Adityanath government in UP has withdrawn 77 cases related to 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots without giving any reason, senior advocate Vijay Hansaria informed the Supreme Court on Tuesday

The Yogi Adityanath government in UP has withdrawn 77 cases related to 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots without giving any reason.
Senior advocate Vijay Hansaria informed the Supreme Court of the development on Tuesday. These cases relate to offences entailing punishment of life sentence.
The move comes at a time when is Supreme Court is slated to hear a petition seeking quick disposal of cases against MPs and MLAs.
Vijay Hansaria, who is amicus curiae in the matter, also pointed out that the Karnataka government has withdrawn 62 cases without giving any reason, Tamil Nadu has withdrawn four cases, Telangana has withdrawn 14 cases and Kerala has withdrawn 36 cases.
In December last year, Uttar Pradesh had drawn up a list of leaders against whom cases were being withdrawn. The list included three BJP MLAs -- Sangeet Som, Suresh Rana, Kapil Dev - and right-wing leader Sadhvi Prachi.
In March this year, cases against 12 BJP leaders, including Rana and Som, and Sadhvi Prachi were dropped with the assent of a special court.
On August 10, the Supreme Court had ordered that state prosecutors cannot withdraw criminal cases against lawmakers without prior sanction from high courts.
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An Imam at a village mosque in UP's Muzaffarnagar was castrated and beaten to death by his first wife for planning another marriage, police said on Friday.
The incident took place in Shikarpur village on Thursday evening when Hazra injured Maulvi Vakil Ahmad.
She told police that her husband was planning another marriage and an argument over the issue turned violent, leading to his death.

UP: Wife castrates Imam, beats him to death over 2nd marriage plan

An Imam at a village mosque in UP's Muzaffarnagar was castrated and beaten to death by his first wife for planning another marriage

An Imam at a village mosque in UP's Muzaffarnagar was castrated and beaten to death by his first wife for planning another marriage, police said on Friday.
The incident took place in Shikarpur village on Thursday evening when Hazra injured Maulvi Vakil Ahmad.
She told police that her husband was planning another marriage and an argument over the issue turned violent, leading to his death.

In a bizarre killing in UP's Muzaffarnagar that was caught on camera, a man shot his 19-year-old nephew who was making a video at the time of incident. In a video tweeted by NDTV journalist Aok Pandey, two men are seen drinking and checking out a country-made pistol in the fields. One of the men casually loads the pistol and shoots the man filming them, the video shows. The mobile phone falls from the victim's hand after he was shot and his painful moans are heard in the video. One of the accused has been arrested, police said, although they did not specify if it was the shooter.

Bizarre killing caught on cam: UP man shoots nephew who was filming

In a bizarre killing in UP's Muzaffarnagar that was caught on camera, a man shot his 19-year-old nephew who was making a video at the time of incident

In a bizarre killing in UP's Muzaffarnagar that was caught on camera, a man shot his 19-year-old nephew who was making a video at the time of incident. In a video tweeted by NDTV journalist Aok Pandey, two men are seen drinking and checking out a country-made pistol in the fields. One of the men casually loads the pistol and shoots the man filming them, the video shows. The mobile phone falls from the victim's hand after he was shot and his painful moans are heard in the video. One of the accused has been arrested, police said, although they did not specify if it was the shooter.

Western UP COVID19 Rural #GroundReport : Pradeep Bhandari

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