UP Police: Four accused of hoisting Pakistani flag at home, four charged with ‘treason’

Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh: Four people have been charged with ‘treason’ for allegedly hoisting a Pakistani flag on a house in Uttar Pradesh’s Gorakhpur district. Pro-Hindu activists had lodged a complaint with the police.

Complaint from activists of pro-Hindu organization

Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Amit Verma, RSS leader Virendra and several BJP leaders and activists were present at the spot. Kalyan Pandey, national president of the Brahmin Janakalyan Samiti, had lodged a complaint with the police. Police have since registered a case of treason against the four.

What exactly happened?

A photo that went viral on social media claimed that a Pakistani flag was flying over a house. It was also claimed that the flag was on the roof of the house of Talib, a resident of Ward No. 10 in Mundera Bazaar of Chaurichaura in Gorakhpur district.

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Police did not find the Pakistani flag

When police arrived, they did not find a ‘Pakistani flag’ at the scene. But here the police saw a crowd of citizens. The concerned family had locked the door of the house from inside due to fear. Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck.

Vehicle vandalism by pro-Hindu activists

Meanwhile, a mob present outside the house also vandalized a vehicle parked outside Pappu Qureshi’s door. Therefore, considering the situation, the police have deployed security in the area.

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