Arrest warrants issued against BJP, BSP leaders

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Muzaffarnagar Riots Arrest Warrants Issued Against BJP And BSP Leaders. Arrest warrants were issued against 16 politicians Including BSP and BJP MPs And MLAs. Muzaffarnagar Riots, Arrest Warrant On BJP, Arrest Warrant On BSP, Uttar Pradesh Riots Issue

  • High drama outside UP Assembly
  • Mulayam should sack Azam, says Bukhari

Muzaffarnagar (PTI): Arrest warrants were issued against 16 politicians and community leaders including a BSP MP and MLAs from BJP, BSP by a local court for allegedly inciting violence here through inflammatory speeches. The warrants were issued among others against BSP MP Qadir Rana, BJP MLAs Sangeet Som and Bhartendu Singh, BSP MLAs Noor Saleem and Maulana Jameel, Congress leader Saeeduzaman and BKU chief Naresh Tikait, police said.

They are wanted for violating prohibitory orders and provoking communal tension by making inflammatory speeches in different meetings (mahapanchayats) in the district, they said.Action will be taken against them in two days time, Senior Superintendent of Police Praveen Kumar said.

Later in the evening, high drama unfolded in front of Uttar Pradesh Assembly with BJP leaders and workers, led by Uma Bharati, stalling the possible arrest of BJP MLA Sangeet Som, against whom an arrest warrant has been issued for his alleged role in inciting Muzaffarnagar riots.

The BJP workers escorted the legislator to the party's state office.A large number of police was deployed in front of the Vidhan Sabha gate giving hint that Som could be arrested, sources said.

Taking the hint, a large number of BJP workers and leaders assembled at the gate and stalled the process escorting Som safely to the party office which is opposite to the Assembly. Shahi Imam of Delhi's Jama Masjid Syed Ahmed Bukhari, who was detained here to prevent him from visiting riot-hit Muzaffarnagar, said Mulayam Singh Yadav should sack UP Minister Azam Khan from Samajwadi Party as he had "nothing to do with the people."

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