Bittu Bajrangi, who is being held on suspicion of Nuh violence, No relationship with Bajrang Dal, according to VHP; social media photo of RSS attire goes viral

The relationship between Bittu Bajrangi, who was detained on charges of Nuh violence

the Bajrang Dal has come under fire. Bittu Bajrangi was taken into custody from Faridabad on Tuesday. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) released a statement on Wednesday claiming that Rajkumar alias Bittu Bajrangi, who is being referred to as a Bajrang Dal employee, has never been associated with the organization. Vishwa Hindu has also attacked the video he uploaded. The Council believes it is inappropriate.

Pictures of Bittu Bajrangi have now been shared on social media in response to this claim made by the VHP, along with the statement, “RSS and its affiliated VHP-Bajrang Dal have decided to disassociate themselves from Bittu Bajrangi after his arrest in the Nuh violence case.” Along with this, images of Bittu Bajrangi dressed as an RSS worker and a poster of him as a potential Bharatiya Janata Party candidate have been included.

On the other hand, Bittu Bajrangi was introduced in court on Wednesday by Nuh police. when he was delivered to the police on a day’s remand.

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Bittu Bajrangi has been charged with impeding government operations, stealing weapons, and acting inappropriately around law enforcement. Bittu Bajrangi had posted several offensive films on social media prior to the Brajmandal Yatra in Nuh. He was the subject of a case that was filed in this regard. He was, nevertheless, freed on bail. Since then, Bittu’s arrest has been demanded on social media.

In response to the violence that occurred in Nuh on July 31, a case was opened at the Sadar police station under IPC sections 148, 149, 332, 353, 186, 395, 397, and 506 as well as the Arms Act, according to Nuh police spokesperson Krishna Kumar. It was finished. Following that, the police teams looked into the violence-related video. This FIR served as the foundation for Bittu’s detention.

In this case, Bittu Bajrangi was apprehended.

Bittu Bajrangi and approximately 15 other individuals shouted epithets in front of female police officer Nuh while brandishing swords, according to the police report. After being explained, they grew enraged and interfered with government activities. The police have a video that is being used to identify and locate Bittu Bajrangi’s pals. There will be additional arrests for Bittu Bajrangi’s companions in this incident.

Just before the Nuh violence, Bittu Bajrangi’s video became popular.

Bittu Bajrangi’s video went viral on social media prior to July 31. In which Bittu commanded: “Tell them exactly where I’m going. If not, we won’t speak now; don’t let anyone know we arrived but didn’t meet. For this reason, we are providing the whole address. Prepare a floral garland for us.

Throughout the video, Bittu Bajrangi also displays his supporters. Bittu Bajrangi claims to be in Pali, Faridabad, at the moment. On social media, it is being asserted that the Bittu video dates from the first part of July 31, the day of violence.

During the Yatra in Nuh, there was violence that affected 5 districts.

On July 31, Brajmandal Yatra was conducted at Nuh. At Tiranga Chowk, violence broke out in the meantime. The yatra in this area was stoned. The vehicles of the pilgrims were vandalized and set on fire by the protesters. In addition to this, stores were also broken into and set on fire. Violence in Nuh has an impact In Panipat, Faridabad, Palwal, Rewari, and Gurugram, there was violence and vandalism.

After Nuh violence, 160 FIRs were filed and 393 people were arrested.

In relation to the Brajmandal Yatra-related violence in Nuh district, the police have thus far filed 59 FIRs. In this, 230 people have been detained. 6 individuals have been confirmed dead as a result of the violence (2 Gurugram and 4 Nuh). There have been 88 injuries. Eleven persons have been charged with spreading misinformation on social media.

The violence that occurred in Nuh, Haryana, on July 31 has resulted in a total of 393 arrests. And 118 people have been placed in custody as a precaution. There have been 160 FIRs filed in relation to the violence.