In Azamgarh district of Uttar Pradesh, the case of a young man Shubhankar Sharma’s argument with the station in-charge while removing a tin shed on the way to Didarganj police station in-charge Tajia and then the incident of the police in-charge slapping the youth is gaining momentum. After which orders have been given to investigate this matter. Whereas the police has accused the young man of abusing.
On the other hand, the family members of the youth accused the police and said that the police had beaten their son unnecessarily. That is why he has now demanded action from higher officials in this matter.
What is the whole matter?
The incident is said to have taken place three days ago, where in the viral video it can be seen that some policemen are seen talking to a young man standing on the roadside. At the same time, policemen were seen slapping the young man. The person seen in this video is Didarganj police station in-charge. Someone present there had made a video of the incident on his mobile and posted it on social media. After which it started going viral rapidly and various types of discussions started among the people regarding this incident.
Allegation of obstruction on Tajiya road
Police said that Shubhankar Sharma had created a blockage by placing a tin shed at the designated place for keeping Tajiya. In order to maintain peace and law and order, the Sub-Collector Martinganj and the police team reached the spot and explained the removal of three sheds, on which they assured to remove them, but the tin shed was not removed.
On the day of Tajiya procession, when the police was again asked to remove the tin shed, instead of cooperating, Shubhankar Sharma misbehaved with the senior officials and policemen and made objectionable comments. On which the station in-charge got angry and slapped him. On this matter, SP Rural Chirag Jain said that the investigation of the incident has been handed over to CO Phulpur. Action will be taken based on the facts that come to light in the investigation.
The family members now surrounded the police
Subhankar Sharma’s grandmother Chinta Devi told that the tin shed which was removed had been standing for many years. She has no objection to Tajiyas nor did she ever oppose it, rather she herself respects Tajiyas, and her entire family has been worshiping Tajiyas.
The Tajiyadars used to go through the side road with the Tajiyas. But due to the construction of a house on that road, the road was closed and this year the police forcefully removed his tin shed for Tajiya. When her grandson protested against this, the police beat him, due to which she is sad and she is pleading with the administration that no action should be taken against her family and their tin shed should be rebuilt as before.