A case has come to light in Nagla Tara Singh village, in the Sikandrarao tehsil area, where a Dalit farmer’s standing sorghum crop was harvested. The victim, Mahesh, son of Mehtab Singh, resident of Jirauli Khurd, has filed a complaint and demanded action from the administration.
In his application, Mahesh stated that he had purchased land in Nagla Tara Singh, plot number 81, an area of 0.100 m, on which a sorghum crop was standing. It is alleged that at around 7 a.m. the previous morning, some villagers, using force, harvested the standing crop.
When Mahesh arrived at the scene and protested, the accused abused him, assaulted him, and threatened to kill him. The victim has accused six named individuals and two unidentified individuals of being involved in the incident.
Mahesh stated that the incident was reported to Dial 112 police, but before the police could arrive, the accused left the scene after issuing threats. In a complaint letter to the administration, the victim stated that he and his family are in danger from the accused.
He alleged that he filed a complaint with the Sub-District Magistrate, CO, and Kotwali in-charge, but despite repeated complaints, the administration and police are not taking any action. Frustrated and hoping for justice, the victim has also filed a complaint on the Chief Minister’s Public Hearing Portal, demanding strict legal action against the culprits and protection for his family.
Meanwhile, the Sikandrarao Kotwali in-charge stated that the complaint has been received and the matter is being investigated. Based on the investigation, necessary legal action will be taken.
Jayendra Varshney | Sikandrarao, Hathras
Courtesy: Hindi News