<p>Jat-dominated villages in the riot-torn Muzaffarnagar district are on the boil once again after the arrest of a youth on charges of setting on fire the motorcycle of a person belonging to a particular community a few days back at Kakda village, which was rocked by large-scale communal violence in September last year.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A large number of people, including womenfolk, came out of their homes and chased and clashed with policemen when they entered Kakda village to arrest the alleged culprit, Neetu.<br /><br />Jat leaders alleged that the police was arresting innocent youths and declared they will convene a panchayat to discuss the matter and chalk out their future strategy. <br /><br />“We will not tolerate indiscriminate arrests,” said Sanjiv Baliyan, a Jat leader from the district.<br /><br />The people of the Jat villages have warned police against arresting the youths “falsely implicated” in cases of rioting.<br /><br />The mob also damaged a vehicle of a BSP legislator Noorsalim Rana. Those sitting in the vehicle were rescued by the police.<br /><br />Arrest of the perpetrators of the Muzaffarnagar riots has become a big challenge for the police. <br /><br />The police have not been able to arrest the persons accused of rioting. Of the 22 gang-rape accused, only one has been arrested so far. The rest are absconding.<br />Over 6,000 people had been charged in 564 cases registered in different police stations in Muzaffarnagar in connection with the September riots. <br /><br />There were huge protests against the registration of cases also. A special investigating team is probing the communal violence that had killed 62 people and left over 100 injured.<br /><br />Thousands of displaced riot victims are still living in tents at relief camps and refused to return to their native villages fearing for their lives.<br /></p>
<p>Jat-dominated villages in the riot-torn Muzaffarnagar district are on the boil once again after the arrest of a youth on charges of setting on fire the motorcycle of a person belonging to a particular community a few days back at Kakda village, which was rocked by large-scale communal violence in September last year.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A large number of people, including womenfolk, came out of their homes and chased and clashed with policemen when they entered Kakda village to arrest the alleged culprit, Neetu.<br /><br />Jat leaders alleged that the police was arresting innocent youths and declared they will convene a panchayat to discuss the matter and chalk out their future strategy. <br /><br />“We will not tolerate indiscriminate arrests,” said Sanjiv Baliyan, a Jat leader from the district.<br /><br />The people of the Jat villages have warned police against arresting the youths “falsely implicated” in cases of rioting.<br /><br />The mob also damaged a vehicle of a BSP legislator Noorsalim Rana. Those sitting in the vehicle were rescued by the police.<br /><br />Arrest of the perpetrators of the Muzaffarnagar riots has become a big challenge for the police. <br /><br />The police have not been able to arrest the persons accused of rioting. Of the 22 gang-rape accused, only one has been arrested so far. The rest are absconding.<br />Over 6,000 people had been charged in 564 cases registered in different police stations in Muzaffarnagar in connection with the September riots. <br /><br />There were huge protests against the registration of cases also. A special investigating team is probing the communal violence that had killed 62 people and left over 100 injured.<br /><br />Thousands of displaced riot victims are still living in tents at relief camps and refused to return to their native villages fearing for their lives.<br /></p>