Over two dozen people in Uttar Pradesh's Rampur have been sent notices by the administration, seeking recovery for the damage caused in the violence last week during protests against the new citizenship law. Nearly 28 people have received notices, seeking recovery of Rs 14.86 lakh for the damage caused to public property.
The administration has also asked the 28 people to pay for the police helmets, batons and pellets that were damaged during the violence. Thirty-one people have been arrested so far and over 150 others identified for their alleged role in the violence.
The evidence submitted by the Police include footages from CCTV camera installed at the site of incidents, as well as photographs and video clips captured by local residents and media houses.
The administration has also asked the 28 people to pay for the police helmets, batons and pellets that were damaged during the violence. Thirty-one people have been arrested so far and over 150 others identified for their alleged role in the violence.
The evidence submitted by the Police include footages from CCTV camera installed at the site of incidents, as well as photographs and video clips captured by local residents and media houses.