Ranchi / Gumla: BJP opposition on Saturday claimed that Lynching’s incident took place on January 4 in the village of Besrajara Simdega because he recently protested the slaughter of cows and sales of illegal beef in the area.
Former Chief Minister and BJP, Babulal Marandi, made a claim a day after he led the party team who found the fact to the victim village, Sanju Pradhan.
Raised that Sanju was a vocal about regular cow slaughter and sales of beef in the local village market close to his house, said Marandi, “he used to go around the market and told people that cow slaughter was banned in Jharkhand and it was illegal.
This doesn’t go down well With the horde section that avoided it.
“When speaking to reporters at the BJP headquarters, the BJP leader also accused the police to work in gloves with the conspiracy of the incident.
“Thetantan police came from Bambalkera Village with a crowd of 500 people and stood up as a silent audience because the entire event took place,” he accused and accused the police to protect the guilty people.
“The wife who died, said a man, was identified as Suban Budh, was the main conspirator when he struggled Sunju, dragging him with his hair and burned it.
However, the police had not arrested him and frame Sanju’s relatives from Chaprideepa Village,” Marandi claims.
Holy trees.
“Pradhan has cut down a tree a few months ago to build a house.
Forest guards have confiscated them immediately after that,” he added.
Meanwhile, former CM Raghubar Das also visited Besrajara Village and demanded the compensation of Rs 10 Lakh and government work for relatives of Sanju under the new anti-lynching law.
“It was a cold-blooded murder.
BJP will launch a stir in front of the SP office if the innocent man caught by the police, not released within 48 hours,” said the watershed.
Also, Police Simdega arrested three people – what happened to Lodhe Pradhan, who happened to be uncle Sanju, Maheshwar Pradhan and Niripati Pradhan – in connection with the MOB Lynching Case on Wednesday.
‘Simdega Man Hynched when he protested the cows’ massacre
