Yogi Govt Takes Down Changur Baba’s Empire—Here’s What Went Down
Not Playing Around Anymore
You know how some people think they’re above the law? Well, the Yogi Adityanath government just proved them wrong—again. This time, it was Changur Baba’s turn. The UP administration bulldozed his ₹3 crore bungalow, a fancy illegal setup that had been sitting pretty for way too long. And that’s not all. They also nabbed his son and nephew in what looks like a clean sweep. Talk about sending a message.
Who Even Is This Changur Baba Guy?
Real name Jalaluddin, this guy built a whole reputation as some kind of spiritual leader. But let’s be real—authorities say his “spiritual empire” was just a front for shady stuff like extortion and grabbing land that wasn’t his. He’s had brushes with the law before, but somehow always slipped away. Not this time, though.
That Bungalow Didn’t Stand a Chance
Picture this: a massive ₹3 crore house, sitting in a prime location, built without a single legal approval. Officials called it out for breaking zoning laws, and boom—down it went. Bulldozers rolled in, cops stood guard, and in a few hours, the whole thing was dust. No warnings, no second chances. The government’s message? Simple. Break the law, and your property gets the same treatment.
Family Business Takes a Hit
While they haven’t dropped names yet, sources say Changur Baba’s son and nephew were deep in the family “business”—extortion, mostly. Cops picked them up in a coordinated raid, and now they’re facing serious charges. Investigations are still on, but one thing’s clear: the net’s widening.
Yogi’s Bulldozer Policy—Love It or Hate It
This isn’t the first time UP’s seen demolitions like this. The government’s been cracking down hard on illegal properties tied to criminals, calling it “bulldozer justice.” Some people cheer it on, saying it’s about time. Others? Not so much. Critics call it overkill, but supporters argue you can’t play nice with mafias. Either way, it’s working—at least for now.
But Here’s the Thing…
While the crackdown feels satisfying, there’s always that nagging question: what if this power gets misused? The government swears everything’s by the book, but you’ve got to wonder. Locals are split too. Some are relieved, calling it justice served. Baba’s followers? They’re crying foul, saying it’s just political drama. Honestly, who knows?
So What Now?
This whole thing is a big deal for UP. Whether it’s a turning point or just another headline, only time will tell. But one thing’s certain—the Yogi government isn’t messing around. Illegal networks better watch their backs.
FAQs
Why’d they tear down the bungalow?
No permits, illegal construction—classic case of building first, asking never.
What’s the deal with Baba’s family?
His son and nephew got picked up for allegedly running the same racket. Extortion, mainly.
Is this normal for Yogi’s government?
Oh yeah. They’ve been bulldozing illegal properties left and right. Zero-tolerance policy, they call it.
Source: Navbharat Times – Default