Suspended Magistrate Sparks Political Upheaval in Bareilly
Suspended magistrate Alankar Agnihotri's departure from Bareilly amid police security caused tension and protests by his supporters. His suspension over protests against government policies, particularly new UGC rules, ignited political and administrative controversy. Agnihotri had resigned amid disagreements with policies, leading to dramatic scenes and allegations of conspiracies.
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Suspended magistrate Alankar Agnihotri was escorted out of Bareilly under heavy police security on Wednesday, after his supporters staged a protest in the city. He was suspended for indiscipline, following his resignation over opposition to government policies.
The controversy has caused major political unrest in the state, particularly after Agnihotri criticized new UGC regulations as divisive. Supporters clashed with police, lying in front of the escort vehicle, resulting in a tense stand-off.
Agnihotri accused the administration of conspiring against him, stating his suspension was unfounded as he had already resigned. The protests and allegations have fueled further administrative and political discord.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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