Nuh Violence: Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Wednesday said that compensation would be collected from those who have damaged private property during the Nuh violence.
While addressing the media persons, The CM said the government had passed an act which ascertain that for any loss Government issues compensation for the loss to Public property but as far as Private property is concerned, those who caused the loss are liable to compensate for it.
The CM said that the government would provide for loss to public property and for private property we would collect compensation from those who are liable for it.
“We have passed an Act wherein it provides that for any loss Government issues compensation for the loss to Public property but as far as Private property is concerned, those who caused the loss are liable to compensate for it. So, we will provide for loss to public property, and for the private property we will say that compensation be collected from those who are liable for it.., said CM Khattar.
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After a question pertaining to Monu Manesar, an alleged accused in Nun violence, he told ” “Rajasthan govt had registered an FIR against Bajrang Dal’s Monu Manesar. We have told them that whatever help is required to look for him will be provided by us.”
Nuh Violence
In an unfortunate turn of events, clashes erupted between two groups during a religious procession organized by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) in Nuh district, Haryana. The situation escalated rapidly, resulting in stone pelting and the burning of cars in the vicinity of Gurugram.
the violence that was ignited in Nuh gradually spread into neighboring areas including Faridabad, Gurugram, and Palwal. Furthermore, in Sohna, people indulged in arson causing unrest.
