UP Police thrashed women protesters by running, Video Viral

UP News: A video of Uttar Pradesh Police hurling sticks on women and abusing them is becoming fiercely viral. This video has fueled the allegations of excesses on the police. However, the police claim that they used minor force after the women started pelting stones at them and their vehicles. The video going viral is from Jalalpur in Ambedkar Nagar district. Here women were protesting against the demolition of a statue of Babasaheb Ambedkar.

When the police reached the spot on Sunday, a group of women were protesting. According to the police, during this some protesters started pelting stones at the policemen including a senior officer. In another video, some women can be seen attacking women policemen and pulling their hair.

Baba Saheb's statue destroyed

They say in Indian culture, women are seen as goddesses!
Male Police officers in UP, India barbarically beating up Dalit women. pic.twitter.com/8J6pFPfaho

— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) November 6, 2022

Actually the whole matter is of Wajidpur locality of Jalalpur Kotwali area of ​​the district. On Saturday, some chaotic elements sooted the statue of Baba Saheb Ambedkar and broke it. Angry people demonstrated fiercely about this. According to media reports, during this time the women involved in the demonstration beat up the women policemen.

lathi charge on protesters

After this, the rest of the male policemen started lathi-charge on the protesters to save the fellow female policemen. Ambedkar Nagar Senior Superintendent of Police Ajit Kumar Sinha said some protesters also attacked and vandalized a police vehicle. He said that then the police had to use mild force to bring the situation under control.

attack on women policemen

In the viral video, it can be seen how male policemen are brutally pelting sticks on women. The SP said that while some women took provocation, the women policemen were attacked and the car was vandalized. After this the police isolated these women using mild force. At present, a case has been registered against the accused and legal action is being taken.