Chhota Udepur : In Chhotaudepur, UP style police and administration have bulldozed the accused’s house. According to the information received, the police have turned the bulldozer over the illegal construction of the accused.
Last July 10, Chotaudepur police rescued about 80 cows including fast beef from the slaughterhouse in Wasedi and station area and arrested 4 accused and took action. In protest against cow slaughter, Hindu organizations blocked Chotaudepur and a large number of townspeople filed a complaint with the Collector.
He applauded the police action with a demand for strict action against the accused and honored the police officers by wearing flower garlands. Then today, on July 14, the police and the administration turned the bulldozer on the illegal construction of the slaughterhouse. DySP, Mamlatdar, TDO were present at the scene during the demolition operation.
Illegal construction of cow slaughter accused demolished in Chotaudepur#ChhotaUdepur #ChhotaUdepurNews #bulldozer #Gujarat pic.twitter.com/2HgyrM2RmP
— ABP Asmita (@abpasmitatv) July 14, 2022
The Supreme Court refused to stop the bulldozer proceedings in the states
The Supreme Court had refused to pass an interim order to stop bulldozer operations on properties of people involved in violent protests in states. The Supreme Court said, if there is an illegal construction, the corporation or municipality is authorized to take action against it, then how can we pass an order against the demolition of that illegal construction.
A bench of Justices BR Gavai and PS Narasimha said, “No one can dispute whether the rule of law should be followed or not, but can we pass a blanket order?” If we pass such an order, will we be deemed to be preventing the authorized department from proceeding in accordance with law?
The bench was hearing petitions of Jamiat Ulma-e-Hind, a Muslim organization, seeking directions to the governments of Uttar Pradesh and other states not to damage the property of the accused. The bench asked all the parties to complete the arguments. He also said that he would hear the petition of Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind against the demolition on August 10.
