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UP minister Suresh Rahi stages protest outside Sitapur DM office over police high-handedness

Uttar Pradesh jail minister Suresh Rahi along with his supporters staged a protest outside the office of Sitapur district magistrate over police high-handedness on Saturday.
UP minister Suresh Rahi stages protest outside Sitapur DM office over police high-handedness
UP minister Jail minister Suresh Rahi along with supporters sitting on a protest at Sitapur collectorate.
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh jail minister Suresh Rahi along with his supporters staged a protest outside the office of Sitapur district magistrate over police high-handedness on Saturday.The minister alleged that police opted for high-handedness in a case relating to Piprauli village under Hargaon police station area.
UP ​minister Jail minister Suresh Rahi
"The local pradhan's husband mercilessly thrashed villagers when they objected to his freeing of cows from the 'gaushala'. The police also issued notice on behalf of the SDM to 170 innocent villagers, including those not residing in the village, for grabbing government land," alleged the minister."I petitioned the case to so but in vain. The miscreant is a history-sheeter and had also got security cover provided by police. He had also got the Ambedkar statue broken. The police should probe it and arrest the miscreants," the minister said.The minister ended the dharna only after Sitapur DM Anuj Singh and Sitapur SP Ghule Sushil reached and assured of proper action in the case.


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When not covering crime, he reads fiction, roams around the dark alleys of the city in the dead of night. An MA (English Litt) from University of Lucknow, Pathikrit loves to speak French, well at least a smattering of it. He did his graduation in French language. A recipient of the Road Safety Fellowship of the United Nations, Pathikrit drives cautiously and advises others to do that too.

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