Beaten on complaint of illegal sale in Mahoba: Dabangs injured with sticks on their head, demanding action from SP

On complaining about selling liquor illegally in Mahoba, the miscreants took the youth hostage and beat him mercilessly. The bullies hit him with sticks and axes. Due to which he also bled. It is alleged that when the people of the village came to save them, they were also threatened. Barely the victim’s uncle and others reached the spot and rescued him. Despite the complaint, the police has not even taken any action against the accused in this case. In such a situation, now the matter has reached the doorstep of the Superintendent of Police.

The accused sells liquor at a high price

This whole matter is of Bagraun village under Charkhari Kotwali area of ​​the district. Where Sukh Singh, who lives, has reached the Superintendent of Police’s office after seeing the complaint of the whole matter. Sukh Singh tells that Lakhan, who lives in the village illegally sells liquor at a higher price, which he had complained to the police the previous day. Dial 112 police reached the spot and also investigated but the accused escaped from his house. It is alleged that the miscreants, who were enraged by the police complaint, reached the complainant’s house forcibly brought him with them and took him hostage and beat him with sticks and axes. Not only this, there are injury marks in his body as well as internal injuries.

left to save the people of the village

During this, when the people of the village came to save him when he shouted, the bullies threatened them too. As soon as the family members got the information, the family members including the uncle of the victim reached the spot, then the victim was released somewhere. The miscreants have threatened to kill them if they complain to the police. While the injured have been treated at the Community Health Center Charkhari. Despite the complaint, the Charkhari Kotwali police did not even register any case against the accused. The victim has given an application to the Superintendent of Police, demanding protection of life and property and action against the accused.