Lakhimpur Violence: On the question regarding the arrest of ‘Minister’s son’ Ashish Mishra, Chief Minister Yogi says …

Lucknow: In the wake of the Lakhimpur Khiri violence in Uttar Pradesh, the demand for the arrest of Ashish Mishra, the son of Union Home Minister Ajay Mishra Tenny and the main accused, is on the rise. This is the first time that Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and Home Minister Yogi Adityanath has reacted to this issue. “No one is allowed to take the law into their own hands, but no action will be taken under any pressure,” said Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

‘The Lakhimpur Khiri incident is very sad and unfortunate. The government will investigate the matter in depth. Violence has no place in a democracy. The law guarantees equal protection for all. Therefore, no one has the right to take the law into his own hands, no matter who he is, ‘added Yogi Adityanath.

Is there an attempt to save the son of the Home Minister? While answering this question, Yogi Adityanath asked for proof. ‘It’s not clear in any of the videos. If anyone has proof, we have also issued a number to upload it. Soon everything will be clear. No one will be wronged, ‘he said.

The Hon’ble Supreme Court has arranged that you should have sufficient evidence before arrest. Chief Minister Yogi did not forget to say, “If someone is guilty, he will not be released, no matter who he is.”

‘This is what we have done all over Uttar Pradesh. Strong evidence has been found against those against whom action has been taken. So we had no rush to take action against them. This is what the government is doing even in the Lakhimpur Khiri incident ‘, said Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

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Supreme Court comment

Notably, the apex court today slammed the Uttar Pradesh government’s reluctance to take action, saying the main accused Ashish Mishra had not been arrested even five days after the incident. What is the need to request the accused in the murder case to appear? This question was also asked by the court.

Has the state government demanded a CBI inquiry into the matter? The state government has replied “no” to the question posed by the apex court.

Ashish Mishra, the main accused in the Lakhimpur violence case, was summoned by the police and ordered to appear for questioning at 10.00 am today (Friday). However, more time has been sought from Ashish Mishra. After this, he has been given time till 11.00 am tomorrow, Saturday (October 9). A similar notice was posted at Ashish Mishra’s house by the police.

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