Archive · 10 Jun 2025
Pilibhit: SP Office Eviction from Government Building Faces Resistance
Imagine a political party had an office inside a government building for a very long time.
The local government told them they needed to move out.
When the officials came to make them leave, the party members said no, they needed more time.
Lots of police officers came to keep things calm.
The party says the eviction isn't fair because they have a court case about it.
The government wants them out because the office shouldn't be there in the first place.
It's a disagreement about whether the party can stay in the building or if they have to leave now.
The government says they were given a notice and a deadline to move out.
Now the officials are trying to make them leave the building, but the people do not want to.
Drones, water cannons, and fire brigade vehicles are on standby in case things get out of hand.
Municipal officials moved to evict the Samajwadi Party (SP) office in Pilibhit.
SP workers contested the eviction, requesting six months to vacate the premises.
A large police force, including a PAC company, was deployed to manage the situation.
The SP office has operated from a government building for the last 20 years.
The SP district president stated the eviction is unconstitutional, citing pending court cases.
- Who
- Municipal officials and Samajwadi Party (SP) workers are involved.
- What
- Attempted eviction of a Samajwadi Party office.
- When
- June 10, the municipality started eviction action.
- Where
- Pilibhit
- Why
- The municipality is trying to evict the SP office from a government building.
- Location
- Pilibhit
- Party Involved
- Samajwadi Party (SP)
- Building Status
- Government building
- Building Occupancy
- 20 years
- Police Deployment
- 200 personnel
- Notice to Vacate Date
- June 10, 2025