The consequences of the rape incident in Uttarakhand from Nainital have caused public tensions, property damage and legal quarrels.The incident occurred Wednesday when a 12-year-old girl was allegedly raped by a 75-year-old man identified as Osman. His role sparked angry protests, especially against institutions belonging to minority communities. By Thursday, things escalated, violent mobs destroyed property and the city actually stopped.
On Friday, Uttarakhand High Court took Suo Motu's perception, directing the state government to ensure law and order and to maintain the demolition of the defendants' House of Representatives – a government-sponsored move.
The turmoil has already begun in the mountain states during the tourism season, causing booking and economic problems. Police have stepped up deployment in sensitive areas.
On Friday, Uttarakhand High Court took Suo Motu's perception, directing the state government to ensure law and order and to maintain the demolition of the defendants' House of Representatives – a government-sponsored move.
The turmoil has already begun in the mountain states during the tourism season, causing booking and economic problems. Police have stepped up deployment in sensitive areas.
Uttarakhand DGP Deepam Seth said this situation is now under control, warning those strict actions to spread misinformation. He assured that the safety of the Char Dham Yatra pilgrims and visitors is paramount as the state wants to prevent further escalation.
