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Meerut police expel student leader linked to radical activist
Authorities in Meerut have ordered the expulsion of student leader Shaan Mohammad from the district for three months as part of a crackdown on criminal activities. The Kithaur police station acted on directives from the Additional District Magistrate.
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Police in Meerut's Kithaur area have issued a formal expulsion order against student leader Shaan Mohammad, who is known to be associated with radical activist Chandrasekhar Azad. The action was taken to curtail criminal activities in the region, according to official statements.
On Sunday, officers from the Kithaur police station posted notice at Mohammad's residence, formally communicating the three-month expulsion order. The police also conducted public announcements in the neighborhood to inform residents of the directive.
The expulsion order was issued under instructions from the Additional District Magistrate's office. Such measures are typically employed by law enforcement to restrict the movement of individuals suspected of involvement in unlawful activities or those believed to pose a public order threat.
Mohammad's expulsion from the district comes amid ongoing efforts by Meerut police to strengthen law and order in the jurisdiction. The case highlights the authorities' focus on monitoring networks associated with individuals engaged in activist movements that have drawn official scrutiny.