Constable run over all the way through operation in opposition to mining mafia: UP Police
November 9, 2020 4:49:54 am
Police groups were shaped to spot, hint and arrest the accused.(Representational Symbol)
A 23-year-old constable used to be run over, allegedly on instructions of the mining mafia, when a police group attempted to intercept a tractor trolley sporting mining subject material in Saiyan police station house of Uttar Pradesh’s Agra district on Sunday.
The constable, Sonu Chaudhary, used to be a part of a seven- member police group led via Sub-Inspector (SI) Amit Kumar that had reached the Agra-Rajasthan border after receiving a tip-off. Police groups were shaped to spot, hint and arrest the accused.
Married about one-and-a-half years in the past, Choudhary used to be posted at Saiyan police station since remaining yr. He used to be a 2018-batch constable and a resident of Aligarh.
“To forestall the mining mafia, we now have shaped groups. A group of 7 policemen used to be shaped below Saiyan police station and so they were given data that round three am, some tractor trolleys will likely be coming against Saiyan with mining subject material. Police went to the spot and intercepted five-six tractor-trolleys,” stated Agra (Town) SP Botre Rohan Pramod.
“As one of the crucial tractors used to be transferring against Kheragarh from Saiyan, the constable were given down from his automobile and attempted to prevent it at Bara Nagla. The tractor speeded up and ran over the constable. He died at the spot. The frame has been despatched to SN Scientific School for autopsy. Groups were shaped to nab the accused,” he added.
An FIR in opposition to three-four unidentified individuals has been registered below fees of homicide and unlawful mining.
Agra (Town) SP Pramod advised The Indian information that the police have known one of the most accused and can quickly arrest them.
He stated unlawful mining within the Saiyan house, with reference to the Chambal area in Rajasthan, is rampant, and they’ve been carrying out operations to stop it.
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