BAREILLY: In the aftermath of Friday's violent protest over ‘I Love Muhammad' posters, many families -- largely belonging to impoverished backgrounds -- have alleged that they have no information on the whereabouts of their kin even after four days. Some of the distressed families have claimed their kin "have been deliberately kept in police stations as punishment". Notably, police have so far registered about 10 FIRs, naming over 2,000 people, arresting at least 56, including local cleric Tauqeer Raza Khan, and "with no specific data on detention". Two Youtubers have also been arrested, police said. Families of those detained or the missing could be seen queuing up at local police stations on Monday. "My son was detained by Bareilly police. He was having food when the clash took pla

See Full Page