Viral video causes uproar in Katni
Congress councilor Jaishankar Urmaliya beaten up in public, complaint lodged with SP
CURATED BY – SUNIL YADAV | CITYCHIEFNEWS
Katni, The video of the assault on Ward No. 2 Congress councilor Jaishankar Urmaliya in Vijayraghavgarh, Katni is going viral on social media. It can be clearly seen in the video that some people are seen brutally beating the councilor after throwing him on the ground. This incident has created political stir in the area.
Councilor Jaishankar Urmaliya has alleged that this attack was carried out by the supporters of local MLA Sanjay Pathak. He says that when he reached Vijayraghavgarh police station to register an FIR, even there the police refused to register the report. Councilor Urmaliya has complained about this matter to the Katni SP and has pleaded for justice. He said that he has been continuously raising issues related to the development of the ward in the Nagar Parishad, due to which the people of the ruling party are angry with him. This is the reason why he has been facing disputes and threats every day. He alleged that the police station in-charge did not register the report under pressure from the MLA, due to which he is now forced to complain at the district level. Congress councilor Jaishankar Urmaliya said that he is being threatened repeatedly. He talks about the development of the ward, that is why I was beaten up and no report was even written. On the contrary, a report has been filed against him in Vijayraghavgarh police station. In this case, Additional SP Santosh Deharia of Katni said that the complaint has been received, the matter is being investigated. Appropriate action will be taken against the culprits. This incident has not only heated up the local politics, but has also raised questions on law and order. Now it has to be seen whether the police is able to conduct an impartial investigation in this case or not.
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