Haryana Government on Thursday fixed March 5 as the last date for submission of claims by those whose properties were damaged in the incidents of violence and arson during the Jat agitation for quota.
A spokesman of Urban local Bodies Department said that the last date of receipt of claim would be March 5.
The spokesman said that all the concerned Departments have been asked to enter all claim forms received from the claimants on the MIS. Besides, they have also been asked to implement the decision of the Government in letter and spirit.
During the Jat quota agitation, damage was caused to property that includes destruction of many shops, showrooms, hotels, malls and vehicles by Jat community rioters in Jhajjar, Sonipat, Rohtak, Bhiwani, Jind, Sonipat, Hisar and other districts.
Meanwhile, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal was presented with a cheque of `1.01 crore by former Union Minister Venod Sharma towards the Chief Minister Relief Fund for the relief of those who had suffered during the recent violent incidents in the State.
Inquiry Commission to visit Rohtak The Commission appointed by Haryana Government under the chairmanship of retired IPS officer Prakash Singh, to inquire into acts of omission and commission on the part of officers and officials of police and civil administration in the reservation agitation from February 7 to 22, resulting in blockade of roads, including national highways, and loss of life and property, would visit Rohtak on March 4 and 5.
An official spokesman said that the Committee would visit the affected areas and interact with the officers of the district. It would also meet people of different sections of the society and seek information about the role of officers.
During the Jat quota stir, the worst affected districts were Rohtak, Jind, Bhiwani, Jhajjar, Sonipat, Hisar where the properties worth crores were damaged by the violent agitators even as curfew was imposed in nine towns of the State.
Over 1000 booked across Gurgaon Over 1,000 people across Gurgaon have been booked for various offences in connection with the violent Jat protests demanding job quotas.
Over three dozen FIRs were registered at various police stations in this city against people from a particular community for blocking roads, said police.
Witnesses had told police that some of those who took part in the protests came in SUVs, wearing gold chains, demanding reservation in jobs.
Most FIRs are related to wrongful restraint, common intent, obstruction of public and defying orders of public servants. No one has been arrested yet.