In the village of Noorpur in Tappal police station area, about a hundred and twenty Hindu families, angered by other community for stopping the marriage procession, wrote “Makan Bikau Hai (House for sale)” on their doors. Police was also alerted when these photos went viral on social media. On Sunday evening, a report was lodged against 11 people. Although a complain was also given in the police station from the other side, but it could not be lodged.
The case has been reported to prevent the marriage of two daughters of Omprakash of Scheduled Caste, resident of the village, on the afternoon of 26 May. According to Omprakash, marriage procession was coming to his door. Some people from a particular community gathered near the mosque on the main road and started opposing it.
This mob attacked the guests and the Hindus of the village with sticks and rods. Meanwhile the glass of the DJ car broke. Two people, including the driver of the car, were injured. He gave information against the accused in the police station the next morning, but the police did not take any action. In the name of giving security, two policemen were installed in the village. The villagers alleged that "Baaraat" was attacked in a planned manner by a particular community mob. Annoyed by the police's action, the aggrieved family and the people in support of them protested outside their doors, shouting slogans against the police and the administration.
Seeing the matter escalating on Sunday evening, the Tappal police have filed a report on the complaint of Omprakash, son of Tejpal.
According to Rajveer, son of Mihilal of the village, the population of Nurpur village is around 3,500. Of this 80 per cent of the people are Muslim and 20 per cent are of Hindu society living. Rajveer said: “ From time to time, people of particular community pressurise us to convert and also give temptation.” Rajveer says that this is not the first case of people protesting against the girl's marriage. Earlier three such incidents have taken place. According to Omprakash, earlier on April 25 and May 9, marriage processions were opposed in the same way.