Greater Noida: The hour after it was placed along the road in Dankaur, a plaque carrying the names of Deputy Minister’s heads up Keshav Prasad Maurya and Noida MP Mahesh Sharma found damaged.
The plaque was installed in front of the beginning of the repair work of the broken 5km road from Sikandrabad-Danka for Gujran Village, triggering rumors that it was the impact of anger among the villagers towards local BJP politicians.
The plaque was installed before repair worth RS 13 Lakh began.
Last year, Derin residents of Gujran boycotted BJP politicians due to lack of basic facilities in the village.
The police said they received information about the incident on Wednesday night and they found that new cemented plaques were removed from the place and were damaged.
“We suspect it is a handwork of some naughty elements,” said Danur Sho Arvind Pradhan.
The local BJP politician quickly distanced himself from the incident.
Akhilesh Pradhan, District Social Media is responsible for Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, told Toi, “I have to know about the incident at night when several reporters asked me about that.
The incident was related to about 1.5 kilometers from our village.” Police said that they did not receive complaints from the local BJP unit so far.
The incident came a month after several local residents allegedly applying black ink in the name of the minister’s head over a plaque installed under the statue of the ninth century King Mihir Bhoj at a college in Dadri, which has caused a face-off between.
Gujjar and Rajput community.
Plaque with the name DY CM, MP Noida found broken
