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Location: Chomu, Jaipur, Rajasthan Local women allege that the police, under the pretext of conducting raids, entered Muslim-majority areas, vandalized properties, and verbally abused and mistreated women. Even a widowed woman, whose house had no male occupants, was not spared. The windows of cars parked in the houses were smashed, and the vehicles were damaged. Most shockingly, it is alleged that several police officers were in plain clothes, entering the houses one by one, and no female police officers were present with them. Following clashes between the police and the Muslim community, the internet was shut down in the area for 24 hours. The question isn't why the internet was shut down, but why this unrest occurred in the first place? The dispute over the Kalendra Mosque in Chomu is not new. The first case was registered in 1954, and surprisingly, the police station in-charge himself filed the case at that time. The FIR stated that intelligence information had been received that some people were setting fire to the thatched-roof mosque. The report also states that the in-charge reached the spot, the mosque was burning, and he safely retrieved the Holy Quran from inside. This means the roots of the dispute are seven decades old. In 2011, the Rajasthan High Court explicitly issued a stay order on this mosque, and that stay order is still in effect today. So the question arises, how did the police allow the removal of the stones from there despite the court's stay order? The stones that had been lying there since 1981. The police argue that the stones were removed by "mutual consent." But doesn't the police know this basic law that even "mutual consent" after a court stay order requires the court's permission? If mutual consent is everything, then what is the need for the court? The place where the stones were lying is said to be part of the mosque. The stones were removed from there, and then poles were erected. After this, the Bajrang Dal and Vishva Hindu Parishad started protesting, and within no time, the police also had those poles removed. The question is clear — When the matter related to the mosque was being handled solely through an agreement between the Muslim community and the administration, and no other party was involved, then where did the Bajrang Dal and Vishva Hindu Parishad come from in this entire sequence of events? And then comes the most serious turn of events, From Friday night until around 3 AM, when members of the Muslim community and the administration were engaged in discussions, a lathi charge suddenly began. The police say that stone-pelting occurred first. The Muslim side says: “When we were complying with the administration and there was an agreement, why would we resort to stone-pelting?” So what changed suddenly? Whose pressure caused the agreement to turn into a confrontation? Who were the people who threw stones? Local residents say that “the police went back on their word. They initially said the stones would be removed and poles would be installed. Then suddenly the poles were removed, and the situation deteriorated.” The police's role throughout the entire incident raises serious questions. After the lathi charge and the alleged stone-pelting, the entire area was turned into a fortified zone, and some police officers were also injured. But what happened afterward is fraught with even more serious allegations. Janamanas Rajasthan

The Muslim

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