Clash Over Encroachment: Tensions Rise in Jewar
In Jewar, Uttar Pradesh, 25 individuals have been charged for assaulting civic officials during an anti-encroachment operation. The incident occurred on November 19 when officials attempted to clear a shop encroachment at a main intersection. The altercation involved physical abuse and casteist slurs.

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An anti-encroachment drive in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh, took a violent turn when 25 people allegedly attacked a team of Nagar Panchayat and Municipality officials, an officer reported on Friday.
On November 19, authorities aimed to remove an encroachment in front of a main intersection shop. Despite prior announcements, local shopkeepers and others resorted to violence.
Inspector Sanjay Kumar Singh confirmed that a case was registered based on Shiv Kumar Singh's complaint, with ongoing investigations into the physical and verbal abuse, including casteist remarks.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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