Forty-seven people who are the members of Popular Front of India (PFI) have been arrested in Meerut zone till now, said Meerut Zone's Additional Director General of Police (ADG), <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/watch-senior-up-police-administration-officials-shower-rose-petals-on-kanwariyas-from-helicopter-158001">Prashant Kumar.</a>

Among those arrested from the Meerut Zone, 21 are from Meerut, Nine from Ghaziabad, Six from Muzaffarnagar and 10 from Shamli.

He said that 75-80 more persons linked with PFI have been identified in the zone.

"The Enforcement Directorate is inspecting the accounts. PFI network is also active in Shamli," said the official.

As many as 108 linked to <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-police-suspects-role-of-illegal-bangladeshis-in-seemapuri-violence-say-sources-272006">Popular Front of India</a> (PFI) have been arrested in the last four days in Uttar Pradesh in addition to the 25 who were arrested earlier, officials said on Monday.

"108 people have been arrested in the last 4 days, they are in addition to the 25 who were arrested earlier," said Awanish K Awasthi, Additional Chief Secretary, Uttar Pradesh Home Department.

"More information is being gathered about the organisation, including information about their financial transactions. We are also taking assistance from central agencies, our target is to identify them and take action," he added.

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Forty-seven people who are the members of Popular Front of India (PFI) have been arrested in Meerut zone till now, said Meerut Zone's Additional Director General of Police (ADG), Prashant Kumar.

Forty-seven people who are the members of Popular Front of India (PFI) have been arrested in Meerut zone till now, said Meerut Zone's Additional Director General of Police (ADG), Prashant Kumar. Among those arrested from the Meerut Zone, 21 are from Meerut, Nine from Ghaziabad, Six from Muzaffarnagar and 10 from Shamli. He said that 75-80 more persons linked with PFI have been identified in the zone. "The Enforcement Directorate is inspecting the accounts. PFI network is also active in Shamli," said the official. As many as 108 linked to Popular Front of India (PFI) have been arrested in the last four days in Uttar Pradesh in addition to the 25 who were arrested earlier, officials said on Monday. "108 people have been arrested in the last 4 days, they are in addition to the 25 who were arrested earlier," said Awanish K Awasthi, Additional Chief Secretary, Uttar Pradesh Home Department. "More information is being gathered about the organisation, including information about their financial transactions. We are also taking assistance from central agencies, our target is to identify them and take action," he added.

Meerut zone police arrests 47 Popular Front of India members, probe underway

Due to the contaminated water of Shamli's Kairana meat plant, there is panic in the public with the wrath of Hepatitis C and cancer gripping people in the village.

The villagers informed that more than 35 people have died in the last few days after drinking the contaminated water and about 70 percent are suffering from serious illnesses due to the same.

The locals told ANI, "Around 35 people have died due to water-borne diseases but no action has been taken by the government as yet."

Village head Irshad said, "There is a pond of about 35-36 bighas in our village, in which drainage is filled with all the filthy water. And this messy water goes down to the ground floor. Because it comes in from the taps, the people here have black jaundice. The treatment of some people is going on in Rohtak and Meerut. The poor people do not have money hence die."

Shamli CMO Rajkumar accepted the ongoing problem in the village and informed about his next course of action stating that an investigation has been set up and it is going on in full swing.

"We will be setting up health camps and will also get the water tested for investigation. The patients will be tested by camping in the village and the doctors will soon present a report for the same," said Rajkumar.

Shamli CMO Rajkumar accepted the ongoing problem in the village and informed about his next course of action

Due to the contaminated water of Shamli's Kairana meat plant, there is panic in the public with the wrath of Hepatitis C and cancer gripping people in the village. The villagers informed that more than 35 people have died in the last few days after drinking the contaminated water and about 70 percent are suffering from serious illnesses due to the same. The locals told ANI, "Around 35 people have died due to water-borne diseases but no action has been taken by the government as yet." Village head Irshad said, "There is a pond of about 35-36 bighas in our village, in which drainage is filled with all the filthy water. And this messy water goes down to the ground floor. Because it comes in from the taps, the people here have black jaundice. The treatment of some people is going on in Rohtak and Meerut. The poor people do not have money hence die." Shamli CMO Rajkumar accepted the ongoing problem in the village and informed about his next course of action stating that an investigation has been set up and it is going on in full swing. "We will be setting up health camps and will also get the water tested for investigation. The patients will be tested by camping in the village and the doctors will soon present a report for the same," said Rajkumar.

35 die in UP's Shamli village, residents blame meat plant

A severe damage has been caused to seasonal Rabi crops as unexpected rainfall and hailstorms in parts of North India continues to lash out.

80% of the crop has been destroyed, Mathura farmers said as they hoped a help from the government.

The news agency ANI reported a&nbspMathura farmer saying, 'there is nothing left now, more than 80% of the crop has been destroyed. We hope government helps us.'

However, so far the damage is limited to some parts of Uttar Pradesh area but according to forecast by Meteorological Department of India, the damage may increase due to widespread rainfall predictions.

Rain affected&nbspareas include Shamli, Meerut, Saharanpur and some places of Western UP.&nbspAffected crops are of mustard, wheat and mangoes.

Rains also affect the quality of the grain however, it will take 10 to 15 days to know the actual reports of the damage.

According to reports thundershowers and more rains with gusty winds are expected in Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh for another three days.

District agricultural officers are also asked to give an initial estimate of damage report to state agricultural department minister Prem Kumar.

According to the central and state norms of compensation, the farmers can only claim compensation for damaged crops if the damge is more than 33% and is caused by hailstorms.

80% of the crop has been destroyed, Mathura farmers said as they hoped a help from the government

A severe damage has been caused to seasonal Rabi crops as unexpected rainfall and hailstorms in parts of North India continues to lash out. 80% of the crop has been destroyed, Mathura farmers said as they hoped a help from the government. The news agency ANI reported a&nbspMathura farmer saying, 'there is nothing left now, more than 80% of the crop has been destroyed. We hope government helps us.' However, so far the damage is limited to some parts of Uttar Pradesh area but according to forecast by Meteorological Department of India, the damage may increase due to widespread rainfall predictions. Rain affected&nbspareas include Shamli, Meerut, Saharanpur and some places of Western UP.&nbspAffected crops are of mustard, wheat and mangoes. Rains also affect the quality of the grain however, it will take 10 to 15 days to know the actual reports of the damage. According to reports thundershowers and more rains with gusty winds are expected in Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh for another three days. District agricultural officers are also asked to give an initial estimate of damage report to state agricultural department minister Prem Kumar. According to the central and state norms of compensation, the farmers can only claim compensation for damaged crops if the damge is more than 33% and is caused by hailstorms.

Heavy rainfall causes severe damage to crops

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