New Delhi: Recently, it has been 32 days for people sitting against the CAA to lay siege to Kalindi Kunj-Noida Main Road in Shaheen Bagh. The women sitting on Satyagraha say that they will not move from here until the CAA law is withdrawn. But if someone even dares to take forcefully, then he will die here. At the same time, people from a dozen colonies around Sarita Vihar, Jasola Vihar, led by Ashok Bidhuri surrounded the office of the South-East DCP and warned that if the road did not open till Tuesday evening, all the routes of Delhi, Noida, Faridabad were closed. Will go Earlier, on Sunday, January 12, 2020, the police had assured to clear the road in two days.
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According to information received from sources, on Monday, the local police station in-charge visited the protest site in Shaheen Bagh and appealed people to open at least one side of the road. People rejected his appeal outright. At the same time, the women clearly said that they will not allow this road to be opened in any case. But on Monday evening, dozens of people in the area reached the office of the South-East DCP and demanded to open at least one side of the road by tomorrow evening in any case. He said that the board exams of his children are starting from 10 February. A month has passed since the children and themselves were facing problems. The DCP has assured us to find a solution by talking to local leaders to resolve the problem.
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How much pressure on the police to evacuate the road in Shaheen Bagh at this time, it can be understood from this that the local police station in-charge at the protest venue on Monday, January 13, 2020, But kept pleading with the people. But he said that here you are on the road for twenty-four hours, there we are also sitting on the road. If at least one side of the road opens, then the problem of a large number of people will be removed. Nobody listened to him.
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