North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: A worrying news has come out from Hazaribagh district of Jharkhand, where an old land dispute took a violent turn. At least 10 people, including women, were injured in the fight between two parties over the land of the mosque and madrassa, the condition of some of whom is said to be critical. What is the whole matter? The incident took place in Irga village of Daru police station area of Hazaribagh. For the past several years, a ‘dispute’ has been going on between the families of Mohammad Shamshad and Jamaluddin Ansari regarding a land for a mosque and a madrasa. The matter is not limited to mere squabbling, but has also reached the court, and is currently under consideration in the court. How did ‘disrespect’ of the court become the reason for the violence? According to experts, at present the court has ‘banned’ any kind of construction work on this land. But the allegation is that Mohammed Shamshad’s family members were trying to ‘illegally erect a wall’ on this land. When Jamaluddin Ansari’s family members came to know about this, they reached there and stopped him from doing so. It started with talks, ended with sticks and sticks, from here things went wrong. At first there was a ‘heated altercation’ between the two sides, but the debate soon turned into a ‘bloody conflict’. ‘Sticks and stones’ started being fired from both sides. People from both sides were injured in this fight. Women are also included among the injured. The injured include Jamaluddin Ansari, Sakina Khatoon, Naushad Ansari and Azad Ansari from one side, while Mohammad Shamshad, Shakeela Khatoon, Akbar Ansari, Tamanna Parveen and another person from the other side have also suffered serious injuries. All the injured have been admitted to ‘Sheikh Bhikhari Medical College Hospital’ in Hazaribagh, where they are undergoing treatment. There is an ‘atmosphere of tension’ in the village after the incident. As soon as the information was received, the police of Daru police station reached the spot and pacified the matter. The police have recorded the statements of both the parties and have started ‘investigation’ into the matter. Police say ‘strict action’ will be taken against anyone found guilty of taking the law into their own hands. This incident once again shows how land disputes, if not resolved timely and peacefully, can take dire consequences.
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