The recent violence in Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, has brought growing communal tensions to the forefront. Shopkeepers in the region vacated their shops on Saturday and salvaged their goods as a demolition drive by the authorities was imminent.

A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court by three persons accused in the incidents of violence in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich that occurred on October 13, 2024 against the demolition notices they have received from authorities for proposed demolition on October 20 (today).

Public Works Department serves notices to vacate property to 23 establishments, sparking communal tensions in Bahraich district.

Some of the proprietors voluntarily demolished portions of their establishments deemed to be illegal by the Public Works Department.

In Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, tensions escalated following violent clashes, prompting the Public Works Department (PWD) to issue a notice to demolish the house of the primary accused. The violence reportedly broke out during a local festival,

Following violence in Bahraich, UP CM Yogi Adityanath issued a demolition notice to the accused. Samajwadi Party MP Awadhesh Prasad criticized the use of bulldozers, stating it is not sanctioned under any legal provision.

Shopkeepers in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich vacated shops and salvaged their goods as a demolition drive was in the offing, a week after a man's death during Durga Puja procession led to communal tensions and subsequent arrests.

In response to the recent events in Bahraich involving the issuance of demolition notices to individuals accused of violence, a significant legal challenge has emerged. Dr. Gajendra Singh Yadav, an advocate at the Allahabad High Court and a noted social activist,

A demolition notice follows violence in Bahraich. Authorities took action after the situation escalated. Map Shows US States Where 'Deadly' Whooping Cough Rising The dessert each state is best known f

After these notices were issued, Maharajganj, which had appeared deserted since the violence erupted on the evening of October 13, saw a flurry of activity as people started shifting their belongings.