The Uttar Pradesh government assured the Supreme Court on Tuesday that it will not take any action on the demolition notices issued against buildings owned by some accused in the October 13 Bahraich violence.

Uttar Pradesh government halts demolition actions on buildings linked to Bahraich violence accused, pending Supreme Court decision.

Some of the proprietors voluntarily demolished portions of their establishments deemed to be illegal by the Public Works Department.

Days after violence broke out in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath-led state government has initiated action against police officials.

A petition has been moved in the Supreme Court (SC) against the demolition notices issued by the Uttar Pradesh authorities to several people, including Abdul Hameed, an accused in the Bahraich violence case,

According to a local lawmaker, the Public Works Department has served notices to 23 establishments – 20 of them belonging to Muslims -- to vacate property

The counsel appearing for the petitioners in Bahraich claimed that the demolition notices were a clear violation of the Supreme Court’s interim order.

Public Works Department serves notices to vacate property to 23 establishments, sparking communal tensions in Bahraich district.

This action follows a recent communal flare-up in the Maharajganj area of the district, during which a 22-year-old man was shot dead, triggering heightened tensions in the district.