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The evidence revealed that Abid was assaulted before any formal FIR was registered against him. The SHO had been removed from the position after an inquiry was initiated by the senior police officials following Abid’s complaint. He was suspended on April 16.

A Uttar Pradesh court has sentenced three men to death for the 1981 massacre of 24 Dalits in Dehuli. The massacre was allegedly to punish Dalit witnesses against upper-caste criminals. Of the 17 accused, 14 died during the trial, while another is absconding. The remaining three, all in their early 70s, were convicted on Tuesday.

A special court in Uttar Pradesh sentenced three men to death for the 1981 Dehuli massacre, where 24 Dalits were killed. The brutal crime was considered exceptionally heinous and warranted the death penalty. Despite the long trial period, evidence led to their conviction. Survivors expressed relief but sought protection and support for rebuilding their lives.

A trader in Jaipur received a controversial notice demanding Rs 76 lakh for police protection provided against gangster threats. The businessman had requested security after a death threat from Rohit Godara. Despite resolving the threat, police continued the protection, accumulating a significant fee. Congress MLAs protested the situation, highlighting perceived law and order issues.