In Etawah, Uttar Pradesh, the case of assault with Yadav storytellers has been in the headlines continuously and politics has also intensified. On Thursday, a large number of ‘Ahir Regiment’ people tried to enter Dadarpur village and during this time the police had to use force when stoned.
Cabinet Minister and Subhaspa President Om Prakash Rajbhar in the Uttar Pradesh government has reacted to this matter of assault with the narrator and condemned the incident, saying that such incidents should not happen.
Rajbhar said- Aadhaar card is being stripped of rights
Om Prakash Rajbhar, giving a statement, said that every class has a fixed work in the society and according to that everyone should walk. He said, “Castes have been divided into classes. The job of Brahmins is to do work like marriage and worship. In such a situation, if Yadav does this work, then it has been to capture the rights of another.”
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He further alleged that some people are taking away the rights of others by making two or two Aadhaar cards. Rajbhar said, “Yadavs should do their work, and should not interfere in the part of others. It is necessary for social balance.”
What is the matter
Let us tell you that on June 21, an incident of assault and abuse was revealed with narrator crown Mani Yadav and Sant Kumar Yadav in Dandarpur village of Etawah. During this time people also turned the head of Sant Yadav. It was alleged that he hid caste and tampered with a woman.
After the video went viral, the police caught fire, on June 23, the police arrested four Brahmin youths. After this, narrative organizers also filed a complaint against the narrators. At the same time, SP supremo Akhilesh Yadav targeted the state government in this matter and met the aggrieved storytellers and honored him.
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