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BJP leader shot dead outside his home in Delhi's Mayur Vihar 21st April 2022 Focus Hindustan News

BJP leader shot dead outside his home in Delhi's Mayur Vihar 21st April 2022 Focus Hindustan News The man has been identified as Jitu Choudhary, a resident of Mayur Vihar’s phase 3. New Delhi: A local BJP leader was shot dead on Wednesday evening in east Delhi’s Mayur Vihar, said the police. He was 42. The man has been identified as Jitu Choudhary, a resident of Mayur Vihar’s phase 3. According to those present on the ground, Choudhary was talking to a few people outside his residence on Wednesday when he was attacked with 4 bullets by two unidentified bikers. The accused shot the BJP leader in the head, abdomen and adjoining areas As per locals, Choudhary was immediately rushed to Noida’s metro hospital where he was declared dead during the treatment. "The victim had gunshot injuries," the police said in a statement. As per reports, a few cartridges have been recovered from the crime scene, said the police. Jahangirpuri Demolition: SC Orders Stay On Drive, Issues Notice To Delhi Police, MCD; Next Hearing 2 Weeks Later Jahangirpuri was rocked by communal violence on April 16 following an altercation between two groups when a Hanuman Jayanti procession was being taken out in the area. On Wednesday bulldozers rolled into the troubled area and tore down several structures as part of an anti-encroachment drive by the NDMC The Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered status-quo on the demolition drive started by the North Delhi Municipal Corporation against alleged encroachers in the Jahangirpuri area, where communal riots took place last week. A bench led by the Chief Justice of India ordered status quo on a mentioning made by Senior Advocate Dushyant Dave. “Something serious requires your immediate intervention. This is about a completely unconstitutional and illegal demolition which has been ordered in Jahangirpuri area, where riots took place last week. No notice has been served. There is a provision for appeal under the Municipal Corporation Act. We have filed a provisional application(before SC). It was supposed to start at 2PM but they started the demolition today morning at 9 AM knowing that we will mention”, Dave submitted.Also Read - AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi reaches Jahangirpuri An anti-encroachment drive was undertaken by the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) in violence-hit Jahangirpuri on Wednesday. As bulldozers razed several structures in Jahangirpuri, the Supreme Court stepped in and ordered a stay on the demolition drive. Responding to an urgent plea on behalf of the affected people from the Muslim community through senior advocate Dushyant Dave, a bench headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana ordered status quo at the site. Also Read - Shail Bala Sharma Murder in Kasauli: Arrested Hotelier Says Killed Her as She Wasn't Accepting Bribe SC Extends Status Quo Order On Jahangirpuri Demolitions: Top Quotes If Demolition Allowed, There Will be No Rule of Law Left: Dushyant Dave Tells SC: This isn’t issue confined to Jahangirpuri. Its on social fiber of this country. If this is allowed there will be no rule of law left. How is this President of BJP writes and asks to start demolition and they start? A 5-15 days notice is a must: Dushyant Dave tells Supreme Court Go to Sainik Farms, Go to Golf Links, says petitioner Dave: If you want to act against unauthorized constructions, you go to Sainik Farms. Go to Golf Links where every second home is an encroachment. You don’t want to touch them, but target the poor people. Dave refers to Section 343 “you have destroyed homes, who should be held accountable? They are poor people! Come to any colony in south Delhi including golf links, every second house has unauthorised construction. You don’t want to destroy that.” SC says ‘will take serious view of all action after status quo order was passed’ “We will take a serious view of all demolitions that took place after the Supreme Court decision was communicated to the mayor. Issue notice in all petitions. Status quo to be maintained. To be heard after two weeks.” Homes of only one community demolished, say petitioners: Kapil Sibal, appearing for Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, said: Demolitions are happening across India. Muslims were targeted, especially during Ram Navami days these things were happening. Then houses of only one community were demolished. All homes in Jahangirpuri are more than 30 years old and shops are 50 years old. “we are in a democracy and how can this be allowed in this country”, Dushyant Dave tells Supreme court on NDMC Demolition.