In Markaz, the case of the stay of a thousand people, including foreigners, has been catching on. Now the statement issued by Markz on this entire matter puts the Delhi Police and administration in the dock. Marks says that since March 24, we are always in touch with the police and the administration.
They were demanding a curfew pass to get people out of Markaz. On March 28, the team of SDM and WHO took some people for investigation. Earlier six people were also admitted to the hospital due to ill health. However, even after this, we sent 1500 people living in and around Delhi to their homes.
Markaz’s lawyer, Fujail Ayyubi, says the letter was written on behalf of Makaraz for the curfew pass. Passes were demanded 17 vehicles so that people living far away could be sent to their homes.
On March 22, it was challenging to leave anywhere due to public curfew and then lockdown. Trains were also closed. In such a situation, it was difficult to send people away. On March 26, we were called to the SDM office, and DM was also talked to.
‘Tehsildar and medical team investigated on March 25.’
Advocate Ayubi says that on March 25, the Tehsildar and a medical team came to Markaz. He investigated people. On March 27, the health of 6 people worsened. He was taken for medical examination. On March 28, the SDM and WHO team took 33 people for investigation. He was kept in Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Hospital.
The case is being framed, and on March 24, SHO Nizamuddin sent him a notice of violation of Section 144, on which we replied to him the same day and told that Markaz had been closed. One thousand five hundred people were also given information about sending them to their home.
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