BJP and SP face to face regarding Sambhal
Lucknow:
Now politics seems to be intensifying regarding Sambhaal violence. The Samajwadi Party has hit back at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) regarding this entire matter. According to BJP, it is necessary to provide justice to those who were massacred in Sambhal. They are still waiting for justice. Regarding the situation that has arisen after the Sambhal violence, Samajwadi Party spokesperson Amik Jammee said, would you like to tell our people of Uttar Pradesh who was the Chief Minister during that time. Let me tell you that Ram Naresh Yadav was the Chief Minister in 1978. He had the support of Jan Sangh at that time. Varun was the Welfare Minister during that time. If there was any atrocities against Hindus in 1978, then why were the BJP leaders who were in Jan Sangh at that time silent? He said ask him why he was silent. Your government is in power in UP for the sixth time after 1978. Had anyone stopped you till date to investigate you?
‘Justice is yet to be done’
Apart from the allegations of Samajwadi Party, Bharatiya Janata Party spokesperson Rakesh Tripathi said that a lot was hidden in Sambhal. Many facts have emerged from the excavations in Sambhal. Many pages of history have been revealed in which there are stories of atrocities, in which there are massacres and murders of innocent people. And these cases are yet to be investigated, the culprits punished and the victims provided justice. If voice is being raised regarding these things then it should definitely be heard. The victims are still waiting for justice. They hope that justice will definitely be provided.
UP government has ordered investigation
The UP government has issued an order to re-investigate the Sambhal riots of 1978. Let us tell you that 184 people were killed in this riot in 1978. The UP government feels that the riots that took place 46 years ago were not investigated properly. Yogi government believes that Hindus were discriminated against while completing the investigation. It is being told that now a letter has been sent by the Home Department to the DM and SP of Sambhal in this matter. 169 cases were registered in this riot.
CM Yogi had given statement in the assembly
CM Yogi had recently said in the Assembly that in 1978, 184 Hindus were burnt en masse. Curfew was imposed continuously for several months. There were riots and one death each in 1980-1982. Four people died in 1986. There were five deaths in 1990-1992, two in 1996. This sequence continued continuously. Taking a jibe at the opposition, the Chief Minister had said that from 1947 till now, 209 Hindus were killed in Sambhal and not even once did he say two words for the innocent Hindus. The people who shed crocodile tears did not say two words about innocent Hindus. The Chief Minister had said that the temple of Bajrang Bali in Sambhal is coming up today. These people did not allow that temple to open since 1978.
