Security has also been increased with the deployment of the heavy police as demonstrations mark a week today.
The government has suspended mobile internet, broadband and SMS services from 3 p.m. on October 2 at 3 p.m. on October 4, according to the notification of the Ministry of Home, reported the news agency Pti.
Interior secretary Gaurav Dayal said that social media platforms such as Whatsapp, YouTube and Facebook, among others, could be used to encourage community violence and spread rumors.
All services, including mobile internet, SMS, data servers, including wide -band connections, will remain in suspension, in accordance with the order.
“Go home peacefully,” urged Muslim clerk
The most upscale clerk in the Dargah region Ala Dargah Maulana Ahsan Razan Khan, called on all Muslim residents to return home after Friday prayers to “maintain peace”.
“Each Muslim, after having offered Friday prayers, must return home. Pti.
The call was launched on Thursday October 2 to avoid violence in the city.
On September 26, violence had broken out when about 2,000 people gathered in front of a mosque in the Kotwali region to protest against the suspension of the proposed demonstrations “I Love Muhammad” called by Tauqeer Raza Khan.
Stone differences have been reported and the police used the charge.
According to the news agency.
Congress, MP chiefs on house-arrest
The deputy for the Imran Masood congress and the deputy for the Samajwadi party, Shahnavaz Khan, were prevented by the police from visiting Bareilly on October 1.
A police team has kept its houses since the night of September 30, and no official declaration was made to explain the reason for the action.
Masood addressed journalists from his residence and said: “We follow the Gandhian ideology. We had to leave at 6:50 am for Bareilly to meet the excavation and ADG and return before 1:30 p.m. but the government uses such tactics to hide its failures.”
“It was the government and the police who have made the situation abnormal. Pti.
“ I love Mohammad ” protests in up
The controversy was revealed on September 9, when the Kanpur police filed a FIR against 24 people for having allegedly installed advice registered with “ i Love Mohammad ”, on a public road on September 4 during a Barawafat procession, as reported by Pti. The FIR has appointed nine people, while 15 years were not identified.
This decision had sparked objections from Hindu organizations, alleging a “new trend” to deliberately provoke emotions. The case gained momentum after the president of Aimim, Asaduddin Owaisi, began to say that it was not a crime to say “I like Mohammad”.
