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Voters Will Punish Divisive Gang: Shah EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE THE HINDU DELHI FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2019 NEWS 13 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Voters will punish divisive gang: Shah Rahul, BJP trade charges Minister says the Congress­led group disrupted peace in Delhi during protests against the CAA on Assam detention centres Special Correspondent under the leadership of the elect a BJP government to ac­ NEW DELHI Congress that is responsible celerate development works. Union Home Minister Amit for making Delhi tense. Del­ The AAP government was Congress leader will address rally in Guwahati on Saturday Shah said here on Thursday hi’s public will punish them,” trying to take credit for the that it was time to “punish” he said. work of the Modi govern­ Special Correspondent “jhoothon ka sardar (master the “ tukde tukde [splinter­ ment by issuing New Delhi of lies)”. The party said Mr. ing] gang led by the Con­ Swipe at AAP advertisements. Former Congress President Gandhi was “obfuscating” gress”, which had “disrupt­ With election to the Delhi As­ Along the lines of the Sa­ Rahul Gandhi is scheduled the fact that detention ed the peace” in Delhi sembly expected to be an­ barmati riverfront in Guja­ to address a rally in Guwaha­ camps for illegal migrants in during protests against the nounced soon, Mr. Shah hit rat, Mr. Shah said, the Centre ti — the epicentre of the na­ Assam were set up when the Citizenship (Amendment) out at the Aam Aadmi Party had decided to redevelop the tionwide protests against the Congress was in power both Act. The people of Delhi administration, accusing banks of the Yamuna in Del­ Citizenship (Amendment) at the Centre and the State. would punish them, he said Chief Minister Arvind Kejri­ hi. The first phase, covering Act — on Saturday. BJP spokesperson Sambit referring to the coming As­ wal’s government of ob­ 90 hectares, had started and His visit will coincide with Patra said at a press confe­ sembly election. structing development the second phase of 107 hec­ the foundation day of the rence at the party headquar­ Mr. Shah’s statement projects. tares would be started soon Congress. Rahul Gandhi ters in Delhi that Mr. Gandhi comes in the wake of prot­ He said the “Kejriwal jhaa- — both would be done in the Mr. Gandhi’s rally will had used objectionable lan­ ests against the Act across du [broom, the AAP’s elec­ next five years. mark a break with the past accused the Congress and its guage, but that it was too the country, including in Del­ tion symbol] government” Mr. Puri spoke about the when the party’s foundation allies of being “urban Nax­ much to ask for decency in hi, where violence broke out was the biggest obstacle be­ East Delhi Hub project being day was celebrated at its als” and spreading rumours public discourse from him. during some of the protests. fore Prime Minister Naren­ made by NBCC (India) Ltd., headquarters in Delhi and that Muslims would be sent Mr. Patra showed the offi­ When the Citizenship dra Modi and Housing and formerly National Buildings the States. to detention centres. The vi­ cial statement issued by the Amendment Bill was dis­ Urban Affairs Minister Har­ Construction Corporation In a tweet on Thursday, deo is joined with a clip from Congress­led UPA govern­ cussed in Parliament, “no deep Singh Puri’s efforts to Limited. The first transit­ Mr. Gandhi attacked Prime the BBC’s Hindi service on ment in 2011 stating that de­ one was willing to say anyth­ develop Delhi. The Centre’s oriented development (TOD) Minister Narendra Modi ov­ the detention centres in tention centres had been set ing”, but then they started Poll bugle: Amit Shah at a function to lay the foundation healthcare scheme, Ayush­ project in the country, the er his remarks that there Assam. up in Assam. “misleading” people, he said stone for a transit hub in New Delhi on Thursday.* PTI man Bharat, and the afforda­ first phase of the hub would were no detention centres in “RSS’s Prime Minister lies “Rahul Gandhi is Jhooth- at a ceremony for laying the ble housing initiative, the cost ₹1,393 crore spread over the country, alleging that to Bharat Mata,” Mr. Gandhi on ka Sardar. The three de­ foundation stone for the East peace has been disrupted. do its work, but should you Pradhan Mantri Awas Yoja­ 30 hectares. Under the TOD “RSS’s Prime Minister lies to said in the tweet in Hindi tention centres were set up Delhi Hub at Karkardooma. The Opposition has misled not bring in a government in na, had been obstructed by policy, 70% of the hub would Bharat Mata”. He posted a vi­ with the hashtag #Jhoot in Assam by his party which “Delhi has seen it after a people and disrupted the Delhi that maintains the Delhi government, he be for residential use, 20% deo clip of Mr. Modi’s ad­ Jhoot Jhoot [lies, lies, lies]. was in power both at the long time that people have peace in Delhi. I want to ask peace?... Time has come to alleged. commercial and 10% civic dress at the Ramlila Maidan The BJP responded to Mr. Centre and the State,” he come out on the streets and Delhiites, that the police will punish the tukde tukde gang He said Delhiites would amenities. last week where the PM had Gandhi’s post by calling him said. FIR filed against 1,200 U.P. DGP orders SIT probe into riots unnamed AMU students Internet suspended in five western districts; 1,113 arrested so far, say police They had taken out candlelight march Asian News International the protests,” it added. “124 Special Correspondent Lucknow/ Meerut people arrested for posting GHAZIABAD Uttar Pradesh Director­Gen­ inciting content on social The Aligarh police have eral of Police (DGP) O.P. media. 93 FIRs registered. lodged an FIR against 1,200 Singh on Thursday ordered a Action was taken on 19,409 unnamed Aligarh Muslim Special Investigation Team social media posts. 9,372 University (AMU) students (SIT) inquiry into the inci­ Twitter, 9,856 Facebook, who took out a candlelight dents of violence during the and 181 YouTube profiles Actors Swara Bhaskar and Mohammed Zeeshan Ayub at a march against the Citizen­ protests against the Citizen­ blocked,” the statement said. press conference in New Delhi on Thursday. * R.V. MOORTHY ship (Amendment) Act to ship (Amendment) Act (CAA) show solidarity with the stu­ in the State. Minister sparks row dents who faced police ac­ Anticipating further trou­ U.P. Minister Kapil Dev Agar­ tion in the university and Ja­ Students taking out a march ble, Internet services were wal stoked a controversy af­ ‘Reign of terror mia Millia Islamia. on the AMU campus. suspended in Meerut, Gha­ Remains of the day: Charred motorbikes lying at a police post ter he refused to meet the fa­ Most of the participants ziabad, Muzaffarnagar, Bu­ set on fire by demonstrators in Lucknow. * REUTERS milies of two victims of the were non­resident students. university campus. landshahr and Shamli in the violence. prevailing in U.P.’ All were charged with Sec­ “Does it mean we could evening and will be resumed police in a statement said a total of 327 FIRs were “Why should I go to the tions 188 and 341 of the In­ not protest peacefully even on Friday evening, officials 1,113 people had been arrest­ lodged in connection with homes of rioters? Those who dian Penal Code for violat­ inside the campus,” asked a said. ed in different parts of the the protests and 19 people are rioting and want to in­ Activists seek SC­monitored probe ing Section 144 of the Code student who participated in Police and administration State in connection with the had lost their lives in the flame passions, how are they of Criminal Procedure. The the protest. A senior univer­ in all these districts and el­ anti­CAA protests and pre­ violence. part of society? Why should I Staff Reporter non­existence of detention FIR said students blocked a sity official said the road af­ sewhere in the region have ventive action was taken “288 policemen were in­ go there? This is not about NEW DELHI centres in the country. thoroughfare for an hour ter the Sir Syed Gate was not been placed on alert. against 5,558 others. jured, and 61 of them had re­ Hindu­Muslim,” he said. Activists on Thursday al­ He also added that the go­ and did not move out of the a thoroughfare. Earlier in the day, the U.P. The statement added that ceived bullet injuries during (With PTI inputs) leged that with the Uttar vernment could use details Pradesh government “inti­ collected through the Na­ midating” citizens who tional Population Register BJP, RSS take were protesting against the (NPR) to identify people as ATS rearrests five persons Breastfed child in distress Citizenship Amendment Act “doubtful citizens” and use out rally in and National Register of Citi­ the information for the NRC. after parents are jailed zens, a “reign of terror” was “There is so much of dis­ Bhopal prevailing in the State. trust with what the Prime in 2008 Jaipur blasts case Addressing the media, ac­ Minister is saying,” said Mr. Special Correspondent and students of the BHU and tivists demanded a Supreme Mander. “He has said that LUCKNOW the Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Staff reporter Court­monitored SIT probe there are no detention Shahbaz Ahmed, acquitted in 8 cases, named in new case Support has poured in for Vidyapeeth, were arrested Bhopal into police action in the centres in the country, activist couple Ekta Singh on December 19 while tak­ A day after Madhya Pra­ State.
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