Those who say, "What’s in a name?" do not live in Uttar Pradesh. If they did, they would have seen that crimes are committed based on names, encounters happen based on names, houses are demolished based on names, and shops are closed based on names. Mangesh Yadav, who was accused of robbery—remember, he was only accused—was killed in an encounter by the UP STF. Encounters in Uttar Pradesh are not unusual, but this case drew attention because there are many unanswered questions that the police administration has yet to address. This is not a simple case of a criminal being killed in an encounter. Questions are being raised: Was the encounter based on caste? Were the circumstances really so dire that it became necessary for the police to shoot Mangesh? Why is the family accusing the police of murder? What kind of officers conduct encounters wearing flip-flops? Why is Akhilesh Yadav claiming that Mangesh was killed because of his caste? What does Yogi Adityanath have to say in response to these caste allegations? There are many questions, and that's why Political Nari is here with the answers.