Bijnor News: थाने पहुंचकर आरोपियों की गिरफ्तारी की मांग

Residents in Bijnor’s 14 villages faced a 7-hour blackout. Meanwhile, accused in a violent clash with electricity workers demanded immediate arrests or mass protests. Authorities also confirmed fare hikes on a key bus route and new sentences for child abuse offenders. 14 villages in Bijnor lost power for 7 hours overnight, leaving residents without electricity. Two accused in a roadside assault on electricity workers demand arrest within 24 hours or protest.

Bus fare on Najiabad-Haridwar route increased by ₹8. District Magistrate Umesh Pratap Singh took charge of Bijnor administration. 16 teachers failed mandatory training, received official notices. No electricity for 7 hours in 14 villages; accused in assault case now face protest pressure; bus fares rose by ₹8; 16 teachers face disciplinary action for training absences. The blackout disrupts daily life for rural households, while fare hikes and delayed arrests risk escalating local tensions. New sentences signal stricter enforcement of child protection laws.

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