Pujari sees Guddu Muslim hyperlink in Sambalpur violence
4 min readBy Express News Service
SAMBALPUR: Clinging on to the issue of deteriorating regulation and order throughout the state ahead of the Jharsuguda by-election, the BJP on Monday claimed hyperlinks of dreaded jail Guddu Muslim of Uttar Pradesh (UP) and Raja Khan with the violence all through Hanuman Jayanti celebrations in Sambalpur.
Addressing media people at Jharsuguda, Bargarh MP and senior BJP chief Suresh Pujari acknowledged West Bengal has flip right into a hotbed of anti-national actions. Hundreds of individuals are commuting day-to-day in buses which may be plying between Motijharan in Sambalpur and Murshidabad, the epicentre of terrorism in West Bengal. But no efforts are being made by the district police to collect particulars about people coming from completely different states to Sambalpur, he acknowledged.
While the actual course of energy of UP is searching for Guddu Muslim, a notorious affiliate of slain gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed, it is being claimed that Guddu visited Puri and Bargarh in Odisha. This has raised questions regarding the hyperlinks of Guddu with the violence in Sambalpur. “What connection do Raja and Guddu have with the Sambalpur riots?” questioned Pujari.
Raja has various jail cases in his establish and is accused of two murders throughout the present earlier. He was working his crime empire from Luhurachati on the border of Chhattisgarh and Odisha. “What is the relationship between Guddu and Raja when one is from UP and the other belongs to Bargarh? There is no crime without political patronage. Who is backing Raja politically? There is a need for investigation into the connections of Guddu. I am afraid they are planning to execute something big in Odisha,” he claimed.
The Centre has repeatedly warned Odisha authorities over the protection of Sri Jagannath temple in Puri. Dreaded criminals like Guddu taking shelter in Puri as a hideout is a cause for concern. The presence of Guddu in Bargarh moreover raises questions regarding the safety of Hirakud Dam, he acknowledged.
“Terrorists and dreaded criminals are now taking refuge in Odisha as a safe haven. It is unfortunate that neither the Odisha DGP nor the state government has given any statement regarding Guddu and Raja so far,” the BJP chief added.
OPCC president assaults state govt
Jharsuguda: President of Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee (OPCC) Sarat Pattanayak attacked the state authorities on diverse factors on Monday. Addressing Congress workers at Panpali in Laikera block proper right here, the OPCC chief acknowledged life of people in Odisha has been robust in the middle of the BJD rule. Though Jharsuguda has many factories, there is not a employment for native youths. Pollution is at its peak throughout the district and there is no sign of regulation and order, he claimed. “The BJD government has been in power for 22 years, but the life of people in Odisha has not changed. It is time to give a chance to the Congress which has been fighting for the rights of people since Independence,” Pattanayak acknowledged.
SAMBALPUR: Clinging on to the issue of deteriorating regulation and order throughout the state ahead of the Jharsuguda by-election, the BJP on Monday claimed hyperlinks of dreaded jail Guddu Muslim of Uttar Pradesh (UP) and Raja Khan with the violence all through Hanuman Jayanti celebrations in Sambalpur.
Addressing media people at Jharsuguda, Bargarh MP and senior BJP chief Suresh Pujari acknowledged West Bengal has flip right into a hotbed of anti-national actions. Hundreds of individuals are commuting day-to-day in buses which may be plying between Motijharan in Sambalpur and Murshidabad, the epicentre of terrorism in West Bengal. But no efforts are being made by the district police to collect particulars about people coming from completely different states to Sambalpur, he acknowledged.
While the actual course of energy of UP is searching for Guddu Muslim, a notorious affiliate of slain gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed, it is being claimed that Guddu visited Puri and Bargarh in Odisha. This has raised questions regarding the hyperlinks of Guddu with the violence in Sambalpur. “What connection do Raja and Guddu have with the Sambalpur riots?” questioned Pujari.googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
Raja has various jail cases in his establish and is accused of two murders throughout the present earlier. He was working his crime empire from Luhurachati on the border of Chhattisgarh and Odisha. “What is the relationship between Guddu and Raja when one is from UP and the other belongs to Bargarh? There is no crime without political patronage. Who is backing Raja politically? There is a need for investigation into the connections of Guddu. I am afraid they are planning to execute something big in Odisha,” he claimed.
The Centre has repeatedly warned Odisha authorities over the protection of Sri Jagannath temple in Puri. Dreaded criminals like Guddu taking shelter in Puri as a hideout is a cause for concern. The presence of Guddu in Bargarh moreover raises questions regarding the safety of Hirakud Dam, he acknowledged.
“Terrorists and dreaded criminals are now taking refuge in Odisha as a safe haven. It is unfortunate that neither the Odisha DGP nor the state government has given any statement regarding Guddu and Raja so far,” the BJP chief added.
OPCC president assaults state govt
Jharsuguda: President of Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee (OPCC) Sarat Pattanayak attacked the state authorities on diverse factors on Monday. Addressing Congress workers at Panpali in Laikera block proper right here, the OPCC chief acknowledged life of people in Odisha has been robust in the middle of the BJD rule. Though Jharsuguda has many factories, there is not a employment for native youths. Pollution is at its peak throughout the district and there is no sign of regulation and order, he claimed. “The BJD government has been in power for 22 years, but the life of people in Odisha has not changed. It is time to give a chance to the Congress which has been fighting for the rights of people since Independence,” Pattanayak acknowledged.
