Administration's bulldozer rammed into the house of a prize-winning history-sheeter. (file)
Jagran correspondent, Jaipur. In Kota, Rajasthan, the administration on Sunday demolished two illegally built houses of a history-sheeter with a reward of 25 paise by running a bulldozer. There are 34 cases registered against history-sheeter Adil Mirza in various police stations of Kota district. He has fired twice at the policemen.
Kota Rural Superintendent of Police Sanjit Shankar said that keeping the status of a history-sheeter at 25 paise, a reward of this much was announced on him. It is known that even before this, the police administration in Rajasthan has announced monetary rewards for history-sheeters in order to tease them. Administration action has been taken in Amritkhedi village.
Adil had illegally built two houses by encroaching on three and a half bighas of government land. On January 10, the police had announced a reward of 25 paise on Adil. While taking action on Adil's houses, a large number of police forces were deployed on the spot. The administration's action continued for about five hours.
Adil was given a notice to remove the encroachment but he did not remove the encroachment within the stipulated time, so the administration took action on Sunday. Adil was arrested on January 11 from Modak police station area of Kota. During the arrest, Adil had fired five rounds at the policemen. His three other associates have also been arrested. The police is busy gathering information about other illegal activities of Adil and his associates.
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