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Vaishno Devi Ropeway Row: FIR Registered Against Eight

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November 28, 2024
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Jammu : Police on Wednesday registered a case against eight protesters after recent clashes between traders and police.
The labourers and shopkeepers in Katra staged fresh protests at the Katra base camp against a proposed ropeway project along the trek route to the Vaishno Devi shrine.
According to police, an FIR was registered against eight people on Tuesday (November 26, 2024), a day after violent protests in Katra in which a policeman got injured. Protestors, led by Singh and Chand, took out a rally against the proposed ropeway project. However, officials said the police stopped the protestors from moving ahead, resulting in clashes between them. Singh and Chand were detained and taken away from the spot in a police vehicle, they said, adding that the protestors were also dispersed from the scene. Udhampur DIG (Reasi range) Rayees Bhat said the detainees were not arrested. The two men were released from the police station in Katra after an hour.
After the release, Singh said, “We called off the agitation following the intervention of the administration, which sought time to hold talks to resolve the grievances. We gave them time, but over the past two days, there have been arrests by the police. Several youths were detained.”
“During the protests, police questioned us as to why we are taking out the rally when time has been given until December 15,” he said.
“We clarified to them that we were approaching the police to understand why people were being arrested and why they were in the process of identifying them. The police can take any action against those involved in the violence. We will not support such actions,” Singh said. He said that the police and CRPF are our own people.
“We request the boys who threw bricks and engaged in violent acts to surrender to the police. We do not support their actions,” he said, adding that if the issues were not resolved by December 15, they will resume the protest.
According to the FIR, a police team was performing law and order duty at Fountain Chowk, Katra, in view of the ongoing protests against the installation of the ropeway at Tarakote in Katra by the Shrine Board. During the demonstration, the protestors wrongfully blocked the road, obstructing vehicular movement and causing hindrance to the free passage of yatris, it said

 

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