In Uttar Pradesh (Uttar pradesh) capital Lucknow (Lucknow), the entire story of shooting of bike riding miscreants by Ayush, son of BJP MP Kaushal Kishore, on Tuesday evening has turned out to be false. In the interrogation of the police in this case, only close relatives of Ayush have confessed to the crime. Earlier, the pistol that the police had found from the spot was the licensed gun of Ayush itself. Due to this, Ayush was also shot, due to which the suspicion of the police was deepened. The condition of 30-year-old Ayush is said to be stable and he is currently undergoing treatment at the trauma center of KGMU.

Late in the night, Ayush's brother-in-law had called the police and told them that they were both walking near the Chhatmiel intersection in Madiav area, during which some miscreants on the bike fired on them. However, this story is false in questioning and it is only his close relative who shot him from the pistol of Ayush. Ayush's brother-in-law also called 112 and informed the police about the incident. He told the police that he was walking ahead, then from behind he heard the speed of the bike passing and firing. When he looked back, Ayush was shot and he was lying on the ground. According to the information received, Ayush married his will and he was roaming in the milky area along with his brother-in-law. Ayush's mother Jaya Devi Kaushal is also a BJP MLA from Malihabad.

The family is also being interrogated

According to police sources, the police had initially suspected the story told by Ayush's brother-in-law. Ayush married to free will and when he left the house, his wife was also present at the house. At the moment the MP has refused to file a police complaint against anyone. Ayush had left the house after marriage and was living with a house on rent just a few miles away from the scene. Her family members were not happy with Aayush's love marriage, as well as the girl's family members were also angry. The pistol used by the police for the incident has been recovered from the spot itself.

Night curfew has been imposed in 9 cities in view of the outbreak of UP Corona Infection. During the night curfew, those who are found to be breaking the rules, will take strict action on them (Action Taken Against Break Rules). Legal action will be taken under the epidemic act on people who break the rules. The names of Noida, Ghaziabad, Meerut, Bareilly and Sahanarpur have also been added to the cities with night curfew.

The announcement of the night curfew in Varanasi, Lucknow, Kanpur and Prayagraj was made on Wednesday itself. On behalf of the Yogi government, it was said that in places where the corona has more than 500, the District Magistrate can take the decision of Night Curfew Because of Corona Infection. In cases of corona infection, Bareilly is going ahead these days. More than 100 infection cases are being reported every day. The government and administration are doing everything possible to control the situation. Night curfew is also the result of these efforts. Night curfew will be effective from today in Bareilly.

'No restriction on essential work'

There will be no restriction on the necessary work during the night curfew. Employees working in night shifts will be allowed to come and go by showing their I-cards. Along with this, night shift will also continue in the industrial factories as before. There is no prohibition of any kind on medicine, milk and other brocades. At the same time, all schools up to class 12 have been closed in view of the corona infection. This order will be effective till 20 April. A further decision will be taken after reviewing the situation.

Strict action on breaking the rules of night curfew

On Thursday itself, the District Magistrates of Noida and Ghaziabad had also issued orders to impose night curfew in these areas. Night curfew will remain in Noida and Ghaziabad till April 17, the timing of which is also from 10 pm to 5 am the next morning. However, there will be no restriction on essential services and facilities during this period and passengers will also be able to travel by showing rail and air tickets. Strict action will be taken against those who break the rules.