Greater Noida: Clashes broke out between two communities in Thaptheda Greater Noida village when a young man allegedly tried to pissed the wall recently painted with the words “Samrat Mihir Bhoj Chowk”.
The words have been painted on the wall of Ambedkar Park in the village dominated by the Jatav community.
Community members accused a few days ago, the Sanitation Department of the Big Noida Authority (Gnida) arrived in the village and painted the wall with Slogan Swachh Sarvekshan 2021-22 under the mission of Swachh Bharat (SBM).
“However, some members of the Gurjar community wanted to paint the words of Samrat Mihir Bhoj Chowk on the painting.
About 10-12 people community gathered here and forced us to write words – Samrat Mihir Bhoj Chowk,” a painter who is part of The team behind the paintings to Tii.
A villagers said that young people even offered the painter.
After the team left, a kuldeep young man from the Jatav community arrived at the place and allegedly objected to painting threatening to urinating on the wall.
It doesn’t go down well with members of the Gurjar community who objected to the same thing.
Tejpal Bhati told Toi that Jai Prakash (48) who saw young people try to urinate on the wall of objection the same and complained to his family.
“Culdeep was evil and shouted that he would urinate on the wall.
His mother took him inside and slapped him.
However, Jai Prakash came home to complain about the incident but Kuldeep hit Jai Prakash with a pair of clamp,” he said.
Jai Prakash has suffered a head injury.
This caused the kuldeep beaten by his father.
The incident immediately led to clashes between the two communities when a young man was identified as the Kallu of the Jatav community allegedly spreading black paint in the words “Samrat Mihir Bhoj Chowk” on the wall.
While Kallu fled, this increased the clash.
Gurjar community members allegedly.
That other groups were forced to throw stones in people who passed and also at their homes and their children.
“There is a vehicle that passes from here where some villagers from the village of Palla are also attacked.
Immediately after, some young men from Palla’s village arrived here.
And face another group that uses pelting rocks,” he said.
Police sources confirmed that members of the two communities faced each other and clashes witnessed.
The police arrived at that place as soon as they arrested four people identified as Kuldeep, Ankit from one community and Jai Prakash and Ramesh from other communities.
They have been ordered under the CRPC part 151 and sent to prison.
A police team Surajpur has been deployed in the village to maintain peace and police get the wall slid to relieve this issue.
Additional DCP (central noida) Eamaran G told Toi that the police asked the community to register complaints so that the actions could be taken against the parties accused but they refused to do so.
“Both parties refused to submit a complaint.
However, we identified four people involved in this problem and they had been ordered under the CRPC 151.
Police personnel were deployed at that place.
Those who pamper themselves in throwing stones are being identified because of the selection of approaches and Actions will be made to them, “he said.