The Allahabad High Court is set to examine a petition about the violence that took place in Sambhal on November 24th. This petition was submitted by Salman, whose brother, Bilal, died during the unrest. Bilal, who lived in Hayatnagar, Sambhal, was killed by gunfire, and his family believes the police are responsible for his death.
Initially, the Sambhal Police denied any involvement in the shooting. They claimed that they did not fire the shots that caused Bilal’s death. However, three days ago, the police made an arrest in the case. They announced that they had apprehended Mulla Afroz, who they now allege was the person who shot and killed Bilal and another victim named Ayan. This arrest marks a significant change in the investigation.
Salman is committed to getting justice for his brother. He expressed that his family is deeply hurt and that they want those responsible to be held accountable. He said, “We want justice for my brother.” The upcoming hearing in the Allahabad High Court is a crucial point in this legal process. The court’s decision will greatly impact the direction of this ongoing case.
This situation underscores the importance of a complete and fair investigation into the violence on November 24th. Furthermore, it shows the severe consequences of any possible police misbehavior. It also emphasizes how essential the courts are in making sure that justice is served. The investigation is still in progress, and the community is waiting for further news.