Revised Gorakhpur: A day after a movie where husband of some district panchayat member along with many others had been spotted dancing with women to a song linked to the Samajwadi Party went viral about social networking, the authorities on Thursday lodged an FIR against seven appointed and many unidentified persons accountable for flouting Covid-19 protocol along with other offences.
On the directions of SSP Gorakhpur, Campierganj police lodged FIR against seven appointed and heaps of unidentified folks.
According to reports, throughout the union of Baledeen Yadav’s daughter at Baijnathpur village beneath Campierganj police channel limitation, a dancing operation was organised, ” The district panchayat member, telephone number 17, Renu Yadav’s husband Shailendra Yadav also attended the wedding ceremony and also danced with the women on stage without subsequent Covid-19 protocol.
When others tried to prevent himhe began fighting and arguing together along with his assistants.
On the directions of SSP Dinesh Kumar P, the Campierganj authorities filed a case against seven appointed and several unidentified individuals under section 147 (penalty for rioting), 323 (penalty for voluntarily causing damage ), 504 (fracture to the public consent ), 188 (disobedience to order duly promulgated by people slave ), 269 (inclined to spread the infection of any disease dangerous to life), 270 (whomever malignantly does some activity that is, and which he knows or has reason to believe to be, more going to spread the infection of any disease dangerous to life) of both IPC and Disaster Management Act, on Thursday.
The seven men booked within this link are panchayat member agent Shailendra Yadav, village leader Vikram Yadav, Sadhusharan, Ramashankar Yadav, Baledeen Yadav, Amit Yadav along with Sumit Yadav.
“From the viral movie, individuals may be seen dancing with no subsequent Covid protocol, and it is a breach of law throughout the pandemic moment.
An FIR was lodged against people who engaged along with those who organized the dancing.
Legal action could be removed,” that the SSP told TOI on Thursday.