LalitpurOne hour ago
In Lalitpur, there was a dispute between the BJP workers and the employees of the electricity department on Thursday. During this, both the parties have submitted complaint letters for action accusing each other of assault. At the same time, the video of the uproar in the office went viral on social media.
On Thursday afternoon, Nitin Panth, city president of Bharatiya Janata Party Scheduled Front, went to the office of Executive Engineer Electricity Distribution Division II along with the workers regarding the problem of booth worker. There, there was a tussle between the officers and workers of the electricity department regarding some issue. Meanwhile, a woman worker, Ramrati Raikwar, was thrashed by an employee. This angered the angry workers and abuses started. During this there was a scuffle from both the sides, after which the Bharatiya Janata Party workers reached Kotwali.
Accused of using racist words
Nitin Panth, the city president of the Scheduled Front, told that he had gone to the power distribution office regarding the problem of a booth worker, where 8-10 employees were abused by using caste-indicative words while insulting them. On the other hand, when the woman activist Ramrati Raikwar protested, an employee posted there tried to drag her by holding her hand indecently. Not only this, when other activists Gabbar Ahirwar, Aman Dwivedi, Rohan Rawat intervened, an attempt was made to get them out and Rs 500 was snatched.
Accused of assaulting computer operator
On the other hand, the employees of the electricity department told that on Thursday in the afternoon when he was in the office. Then Sirnam Singh son Parvat Singh resident reached the plateau office with 25 people including 2 women and started talking about complaint regarding FIR of power line sifting. In the meantime, they started assaulting departmental employee TG-2 Arvind Pakhre and computer operator Mohit Shriwas while indecently and threw the records.
Apart from this, one of the unknown persons also snatched the mobile of Arvind Pakhre. Not only this, there was also a scuffle with the PRD jawan posted in security. Kotwali in-charge Inspector Santosh Singh said that both the sides have agreed, due to which no action has been taken.