Manhunt Initiated: Search for Suspects in Sambhal Mosque Violence

Authorities have released posters of 74 suspects allegedly involved in a violent outbreak during a mosque survey in Sambhal. Images captured on CCTV have been distributed for public assistance in identifying the suspects. Informants providing credible leads will be rewarded, as 76 involved have already been detained.

Sambhal police have embarked on a community-supported manhunt to track down 74 individuals thought to be involved in violent clashes that erupted during a court-mandated survey of a local mosque. Posters featuring the suspects' images have been widely circulated, officials disclosed on Friday.

Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Shrish Chandra emphasized the importance of public assistance in this effort, stating that credible evidence leading to identification would be rewarded with a cash incentive. This initiative has seen posters placed strategically in both urban and public locales.

The violent confrontation resulted in the deaths of four civilians, numerous injuries, and the consequent detention of 76 suspects. Authorities emphasize their commitment to apprehending the remaining perpetrators and restoring order in the city.