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Who Wants To Create A Second Shaheen Bagh In Uttar Pradesh?

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Who Wants To Create A Second Shaheen Bagh In Uttar Pradesh?
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The recent case from Meerut seems to suggest exactly that. Lalita, a young woman from Meerut, was murdered in the month of May. The accused were arrested, and it emerged that Lalita and the accused knew each other.

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Original publisherFree Press Journal
Canonical URLhttps://www.freepressjournal.in/uttar-pradesh/who-wants-to-create-a-second-shaheen-bagh-in-uttar-pradesh
Publication timeSat, 25 Jul 2026 21:13:51 +0000
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Uttar Pradesh, July 25, 2026: The elections in Uttar Pradesh are approaching, and the opposition appears determined to ensure that something extraordinary happens that could trigger unrest in the state, making the Chief Minister either appear incapable of maintaining law and order or creating turmoil over caste and religion. The recent case from Meerut seems to suggest exactly that. Lalita, a young woman from Meerut, was murdered in the month of May. The accused were arrested, and it emerged that Lalita and the accused knew each other. The girl belonged to the Dalit community, while the accused youth belonged to the OBC community. In political terms, this meant that no advantage could be drawn from the case.The boy suspected the girl was involved with someone else.

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