Communal Slogan Vandalism on Delhi-Dehradun Expressway

Three individuals linked to Hindu Raksha Dal were arrested for allegedly writing communal slogans on walls along the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway. The accused, including two women, face charges of inciting potential riots. The slogans were reported by a National Highways Authority of India employee, prompting police action.

In a significant law enforcement action, three individuals affiliated with the right-wing group, Hindu Raksha Dal, were taken into custody for reportedly inscribing communal slogans on a wall in Biharigarh.

The accused, comprising two women, allegedly scrawled divisive messages like "This road is not for Muslims" along the popular Delhi-Dehradun Expressway. Their arrest came on Thursday evening following the circulation of a video showing the act on social media.

Authorities took swift action, charging the suspects with conspiring to incite riots. The arrests followed a complaint filed by a National Highways Authority of India employee, highlighting the breach of peace concerns.

(With inputs from agencies.)