Nuh SP Varun Singla transferred, the command of the district is now in the hands of Narendra Birjania

Nuh Violence: After the violence in Nuh, the Haryana government has transferred SP Varun Singla there. In place of Varun, Narendra Birjania has been given the command of Nuh. According to information, Varun Singla has been made SP of Bhiwani. On the other hand, Narendra Birjania, who took charge of Nuh, was earlier the SP of Mewat.

93 cases registered so far in Nuh violence case

Please tell that SP Varun Singla was on leave for a few days, due to which Narendra Bijarnia was already sent from Bhiwani to Nuh with additional charge. But, Varun Singla returned to duty. That's why the government has issued orders for the permanent appointment of Narendra Bijarnia. In the violent clash between two groups in Haryana, a total of seven people had died so far, including two policemen. Section 144 is still in force in many parts of the city and heavy police force has been deployed to control the situation.

After the violence in Nuh, the action of the government has intensified. So far 93 cases have been registered in this matter while 176 accused have been arrested. On the other hand, the government has also formed a committee to keep an eye on social media. No new case of violence was reported in the state on Thursday.

Curfew relaxed in Nuh

Curfew was relaxed in Nuh on Thursday. "People can buy daily essentials from 10 am to 1 pm," Nuh Deputy Commissioner Prashant Panwar said, adding that the curfew would be relaxed again for three hours from 10 am on Friday. Mobile internet and SMS services, which were suspended till August 5 in Nuh and some other places in the state, were restored for three hours from 1 pm on Thursday.

Violence spread to neighboring states

The violence in Haryana's Nuh gradually spread to the neighboring states. There have also been reports of violence in Gurugram and many areas of Rajasthan. One person had also died in Gurugram due to the violence. At the same time, the violent mob vandalized many shops and vehicles and also set them on fire.