In Rajasthan, the bullying of Kotputli MLA Hansraj Patel’s son has come to mild. The case of snatching cellular by beating the group by forcibly rescuing the accused caught by the Excise Department by the MLA son. The sufferer’s excise worker has registered a case in Pragpura police station in a number of sections together with obstruction, threats, indecency on the son of the MLA. At the identical time, the police has saved silence on this complete case to this point.
The total case is said to promoting unlawful liquor in Sunderpura Dhada space. On the data of promoting unlawful liquor, the Excise police station group took motion close to Dhadha Tiraha and caught a younger man. Meanwhile, a crowd gathered there. Seeing EPF written on the shoulder of the excise group, individuals thought of him a pretend police and began protesting. At the identical time, the excise group caught the younger man promoting unlawful liquor and introduced them to the police station.
MLA son reached the police station late evening
Excise ASai Padam Singh mentioned that late evening, a name from Pankaj Patel, son of Kotputli MLA, obtained a name on my cellular of Excise police station. During this, he spoke to the soldier Patram and uttered abusive phrases and threatened to switch ASai Padam Singh. At the identical time, about 40-50 individuals reached the police station in seven-eight automobiles and began a scuffle with the excise group current there. It is alleged that the group’s mobiles had been taken away and forcibly taken away the arrested accused. Seeing the scenario worsening, ASI Padam Singh referred to as further police pressure.
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Case registered in numerous sections
Pragpura police station in -charge Kiran Singh mentioned that ASI Padam Singh of Excise police station has filed a grievance towards Kotputli MLA. The MLA’s son was complained to the younger man who was caught promoting unlawful liquor within the police station and forcibly rescued and threatened and used abusive phrases. On which investigation has been began by registering a case in numerous sections.
