On the directions of Uttar Pradesh Government, Varanasi Police is tightening its grip on Bangladeshis and Rohingyas living illegally in Varanasi under Operation Torch. More than 500 suspects have been found at different places in the district, who are being identified on the basis of their documents and they have been given a week’s time for this.

In this regard, according to the information received by ABP Live from Varanasi Police Commissioner Mohit Aggarwal, a total of more than 500 suspects were found from Kashi, Gomti and Varuna zones of Varanasi, from whom identity cards have been sought for their identification. He says that he has come here from different states for work. He has been given a week’s time. If he is not able to prove its authenticity then he will be sent to the detention centre.

Most suspicious in Varuna zone

This campaign is being run on a war footing by the police administration in Varanasi. Among the three zones of Varanasi, maximum number of suspects have been found – 200 in Varuna Zone, 175 in Gomti Zone and 150 in Kashi Zone. Now it has to be seen how many of these people are able to reveal their identity.

CM Yogi sought cooperation from the public in action

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government of Uttar Pradesh led by Yogi Adityanath is strict against the Rohingya-Bangladeshi infiltrators in Uttar Pradesh, the head of the state Yogi Adityanath has now appealed to the public for cooperation in this action.

According to the report published in Dainik Jagran, “The Chief Minister has written an open letter to the people of the state on Monday. In this, while giving top priority to the security of public institutions, he has talked about running a statewide campaign against Rohingya-Bangladeshi infiltrators.” Let us tell you that apart from Varanasi, this police campaign is going on rapidly in different districts of UP.

Last night, there was a fierce fight between students and Proctorial Board personnel in Banaras Hindu University, during which angry students pelted stones and created ruckus. Many people from both sides have been injured in this clash. The students accused the proctorial personnel of assault. After the incident, a large number of police forces are deployed in the university campus.
It is being told that a student of Kashi Hindu University was hit by a car, after which the angry student reached the proctor’s office to complain about it, where he had an argument with the staff, after which the dispute escalated. After which the students became more enraged and started vandalizing and pelting stones.

Fight between students and security personnel

Seeing the increasing ruckus, other students of Birla Hostel also reached the spot with sticks and rods in their hands and started fighting with the security personnel. After this the students created a ruckus there and started vandalizing it. They also tore the flower pots and posters kept in the premises. They also damaged several vehicles parked in the premises.

Large number of police forces deployed in BHU

As soon as information about the incident was received, the local police reached the spot and tried to control the situation somehow. Angered by this incident, students sat on strike with their demands. After hard work both sides could be pacified.

After the incident, a large number of police forces have been deployed in BHU. At present the situation remains under control. This uproar happened at a time when Tamil Sangam program was to be held in BHU on Wednesday. Students also tore posters and banners of Kashi-Tamil Sangam. Not only this, the decorations made for the program have also been damaged.

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