Muzaffarnagar News: In the Hindu dominated Indian colony located in the Nai Mandi Kotwali area of ​​Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, a Muslim man named Nadeem has bought a house and opened an office in the name of Awam-e-Hind organization. After which the people around have become angry. People have started opposing Nadeem. They allege that if people from the Muslim community come and live in a Hindu dominated area, then there will be a situation of tension here, while they also alleged illegal electricity connection in this house. 

There has been a dispute over this house for the last two days. In this regard, many Hindu organizations under the leadership of Hindu Sangharsh Samiti gheraoed the Chief of Electricity Department Pawan Agarwal at the office of Electricity Department located in Dwarka City and alleged that Nadeem has taken electricity connection in his house in an illegal manner in connivance with the Electricity Department. 

District convenor of Hindu Sangharsh Samiti Narendra Pawar has alleged that the electricity

department has filed a case against the house owner for electricity theft and against the lineman in the stadium but no action has been taken against the other officers who are involved in this. The officers have maintained silence on this entire controversy. 

Electricity department chief Pawan Agarwal said that people have accused of using stolen electricity in that house. Whoever is found to be involved in this matter will be subjected to departmental action. This matter is being investigated. Further action will be taken after the investigation. The important thing is that if someone has put up a party banner, then it should have been included in the commercial area as well. Instructions have been given for investigation. 

Accusation of electricity theft Meanwhile, Hindu Sangharsh Samiti's district convenor Narendra Pawar accused Nadeem of being a land mafia and said that he bought a Hindu's house in a Hindu-dominated area through a bank and got the electricity connection started illegally by colluding with the electricity department. The accused opened an office here in the name of Awam-e-Hind Organisation. There are 20-25 rooms in this house and a lift also operates. Electricity theft is going on here openly, which will not be tolerated. 

Narendra Pawar demanded an investigation into this matter from the DM and expressed the suspicion of foreign funding in this. He said that if action is not taken against the accused within two days, then Hindu organizations will come here again and protest. On the other hand, Rao Nadeem, a Muslim man who bought the house, says that he buys small houses, repairs them and then sells them. He had bought this house for this purpose. As soon as the work on this is completed, he will sell it. 

Nadeem said that he runs the 'Awam e Hind' party and three other parties are also in alliance with him. Together we have formed Sadbhavna Manch which raises the voice of the oppressed classes. It is not our party's office. Only construction work is going on there. Two-three labourers were staying there, one of whom was from Deoband and two were from Muzaffarnagar. There is no point in filing a case in this matter because the connection has been applied for as per the law. There is no point of controversy in this.