Greater Noida: Akhil Bharatiya Gurjar Parishad has provided a complaint against some unknown people because it is thought to be destroying the word “gurjar” on the plaque under the statue of Samrat Mihir Bhoj at Dadri’s postgraduate degree in college on the CM event on September 22.
Along with this, the Parishad also demanded that an action was taken against two police officers including additional DCP and ACP for allegedly “behaving badly” with the leaders of the Gurjar community who had arrived from other countries after the same video running viral.
According to Ravinder Bhati, National President of Rashtriya Gurjar Parishad, a group of representatives from the Parisades went to the police commissioner and handed over their complaints along with the video evidence of the incident.
Complaints mention that a FIR must be submitted to those who allegedly spread black paint in the word “Gurjar” on the plaque under the statue under police protection ahead of the CM event on September 22.
“Local BJP leader along with some elements spread black paint in the part of the name Samrat Mihir Bhoj in his statue for their political events that hurt crores sentiment.
Along with the police protection, there is a CCTV cover too,” read complaints.
Furthermore, the police so far have not submitted complaints in this case.
Furthermore, it was said that on September 26, a Panchayat was held in the village of Chithri where the additional DCP (Greater Noida) Vishal Pandey and ACP-2 (Greater Noida) Nitin Singh was allegedly “behaving badly” with several Gurjar leaders who had arrived from.
other countries.
“They were encouraged and jostling followed.
Officers used abuse as well.
Evidence of the incident was in our ownership and the same thing was handed over to officers at the DCP office (head office) on Monday,” Bhati said.
Meanwhile, the police so far did not submit direct officers to the complaints given by the Paris.
Dadri Sho Pradeep Tripathi said so far, they did not receive complaints.
Akhil Bharatiya Gurjar Parishad filed a complaint for the alleged defaCement of “Gurjar” on the plaque Mihir BHOJ
