Journalists attacked at SP office – Journalists claim to have been attacked.
In the Bind district of Madhya Pradesh, the police superintendent has been assaulted with three journalists. The victim was accused of being invited into the office and first plucked the mobile, and he was then attacked. He says police officers are angry about some reports. However, the SP has denied these allegations.
Bind SB Sid Yadav says all three journalists are being triggered. Britt Singh Rajawat, who runs a YouTube channel, is reportedly accused of a complaint filed by the district collector for allegedly being assaulted inside the SP office on May 1, Shankant Goyal and the news channel.
According to journalist Prit Singh Rajawat, the SP invited a plan to commemorate his retirement from his uncle’s army. Went to the office. However, the SP accused the police of broadcasting a report against the police. Rajawat later called Shashikant Goyal, reaching the SP’s office.
Shashikant Goyal said that the Assistant Sub -Inspector also attacked him. Journalist Amarkand Chauhan SP said that SP had called him and that when he did not take the phone, an ASI called him to the SP Chamber. When he arrived there, he accused him of misbehaving with his mobile phone.
Responding to these allegations, SB Sid Yadav said the three journalists later made allegations in a video. He said, “I can’t say anything about who is provoking them.” Opposition leader in the state legislature Umang Singer described the incident as shameful to democracy.
He said, “The police beat journalists in Bhindi and the destruction of the SP office in the SP’s office is proof of how difficult it has been to reveal the truth today.” The Congress leader said this was an attempt to suppress the voice of democracy. The BJP government should take stern action by conducting a fair investigation, and attacks on journalists may be halted.
State Congress leader Jeetu Patwari said that this is a new democracy in the BJP -Rul Madhya region by SB Sid Yadav in BGP district? He wrote X, “The Khaki uniform worn for the safety of the public is now becoming a symbol of terrorism and oppression.
